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I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp]* * *I 1. [pop] noun1) (a sharp, quick, explosive noise, such as that made by a cork as it comes out of a bottle: The paper bag burst with a loud pop.)2) (fizzy drink: a bottle of pop.)2. verb1) (to (cause to) make a pop: He popped the balloon; My balloon has popped.)2) (to spring upwards or outwards: His eyes nearly popped out of his head in amazement.)3) (to go quickly and briefly somewhere: He popped out to buy a newspaper.)4) (put quickly: He popped the letter into his pocket.)•- popcorn- pop-gun
- pop up II [pop] adjective1) ((of music) written, played etc in a modern style.)2) (of, or related to, pop music: a pop group; a pop singer; pop records.)* * *POPsigla3 (comput., Post Office Protocol) POP ( protocollo di gestione di posta elettronica): POP server, server POP.* * *I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp] -
2 pop
I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp]* * *I 1. [pop] noun1) (a sharp, quick, explosive noise, such as that made by a cork as it comes out of a bottle: The paper bag burst with a loud pop.)2) (fizzy drink: a bottle of pop.)2. verb1) (to (cause to) make a pop: He popped the balloon; My balloon has popped.)2) (to spring upwards or outwards: His eyes nearly popped out of his head in amazement.)3) (to go quickly and briefly somewhere: He popped out to buy a newspaper.)4) (put quickly: He popped the letter into his pocket.)•- popcorn- pop-gun
- pop up II [pop] adjective1) ((of music) written, played etc in a modern style.)2) (of, or related to, pop music: a pop group; a pop singer; pop records.)* * *pop (1) /pɒp/A n.3 (fam., antiq.) bevanda effervescente; gazzosa8 ( slang USA) ► Popsicle®B avv.1 con un botto; facendo «pum»; con uno schiocco2 improvvisamente; a un tratto; di bottoC inter.«pum»!● ( baseball) pop fly, volata corta; palla battuta debolmente, troppo in alto □ pop-top, apribile alla sommità; ( di lattina di birra, ecc.) che si apre a strappo □ pop-up ► pop-up (comput., Internet) □ to go pop, schioccare; scoppiare.♦ pop (2) /pɒp/A a. (abbr. di popular)pop; popolare: pop music, musica pop; pop concert ( festival), concerto (festival) pop; pop art, pop art; pop group, gruppo popB n. [u] (fam.)2 pop art● (mus.) pop charts, classifica delle canzoni pop di successo □ pop star ► popstar □ (antiq.) top of the pops, disco in testa alla classifica delle vendite.pop (3) /pɒp/n. ( slang USA)1 babbo; papà2 nonnetto; vecchietto.♦ (to) pop /pɒp/A v. i.1 schioccare; scoppiettare2 scoppiare; esplodere6 ( slang) fare un salto: DIALOGO → - Local shop 1- I'm just popping to the shop, faccio un salto al negozioB v. t.5 (fam.) dare in pegno; impegnare8 ( slang USA) arrestare; beccare; ( anche) ammazzare; uccidere; scassinare, aprire ( una cassaforte)* * *I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp] -
3 pop ***
I [pɒp]1. n1) (sound) schiocco2) (fam: drink) bevanda gasata2. vt2) (fam: put) mettereshe popped her head out — (of the window) sporse fuori la testa, (from under the blankets) fece capolino
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fam: go quickly) she's just popped upstairs — è andata di sopra un attimo•- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop upII [pɒp] n III [pɒp] abbr1. nSee:(pop music) musica pop2. adjpop invSee: -
4 ■ pop into
■ pop intoA v. i. + prep.fare un salto in ( ufficio, ecc.)B v. t. + prep.infilare, mettere (qc. ) in ( un luogo): I popped the postcard into the postbox, ho imbucato la cartolina. -
5 ■ pop off
■ pop offA v. i. + avv. (fam.)4 (fig.) morire all'improvviso; crepare (fam.)B v. t. + avv. -
6 ■ pop out
■ pop outA v. i. + avv.B v. t. + avv.mettere, sporgere ( la testa, ecc.) fuori; I popped my head out ( of the window), mi sono affacciato (alla finestra). -
7 ■ pop round
■ pop roundA v. i. + avv.(fam.) fare un salto (fig.): He popped round to the bank, fece un salto in bancaB v. i. + prep. (fam.)1 sporgere ( la testa, ecc.) da: to pop one's head round the door, sporgere (o sbucare con) la testa dall'uscio -
8 ■ pop up
■ pop upv. i. + avv. (fam.)2 saltare fuori ( anche fig.); comparire (o succedere) all'improvviso: Let's hope he won't pop up too late, speriamo che non salti fuori (o si faccia vivo) troppo tardi; Something unexpected has popped up, è saltato fuori qualcosa di imprevisto -
9 jack-in-the-box n
['dʒækɪnðəˌbɒks](toy) scatola con pupazzo a molla -
10 pop out
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popped — adj. Popped is used with these nouns: ↑corn … Collocations dictionary
popped corn — noun popcorn … Wiktionary
popped knee — carpitis … Medical dictionary
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popped — past of pop … Useful english dictionary
his eyes popped out — he was very surprised … English contemporary dictionary