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British pronunciation/pˈɒp/
American pronunciation/ˈpɑp/
to pop
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to make a sudden light sound like a small explosion

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The bubble wrap popped loudly as it was squeezed.
We all laughed when we heard the bubble wrap pop unexpectedly.
As she twisted the cap, the bottle of sparkling water popped with a refreshing sound.
02

to cook food in hot oil or fat until it bursts open or becomes crispy, such as popcorn

Transitive: to pop food
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She popped the corn kernels in a hot pan with a bit of oil, creating a bowl of fluffy popcorn.
The chef popped the shrimp in the deep fryer until they were golden brown and crispy.
We love to pop potatoes in the oven with olive oil and salt, creating crispy potato wedges.
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to hit a high, arching baseball that is caught easily by a fielder

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He stepped up to the plate and managed to pop to the shortstop.
After a strong pitch, she swung hard and popped into the air.
The batter was frustrated as he continued to pop into the outfield.
04

(of eyes) to open wide and appear to bulge

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Her eyes popped when she saw the surprise party waiting for her.
He could n’t believe the news, and his eyes popped in disbelief.
The child ’s eyes popped as he watched the magician perform his tricks.
05

to discharge a firearm, typically resulting in a quick, sharp sound

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He was careful to pop only when he had a clear shot at the target.
The soldier was trained to pop accurately under pressure during drills.
He stepped back as the gun began to pop in rapid succession.
06

to open suddenly or with a sharp sound

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The bottle of champagne popped as she twisted the cork loose.
She was excited to hear the can of soda pop when she opened it.
The seal on the package popped, releasing the fresh aroma inside.
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to make something burst or explode, producing a sharp, quick sound

Transitive: to pop sth
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She popped the balloon with a pin, and it made a loud bang.
He loves to pop bubble wrap for the satisfying sound it makes.
The child popped the firecracker on New Year's Eve.
08

to take a drug in a casual or informal manner

Transitive: to pop a pill
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He decided to pop a painkiller before heading to the gym.
She popped a pill to help with her anxiety during the flight.
He chose to pop an aspirin instead of dealing with the headache all day.
09

to open and consume the contents of a bottle or can of drink

Transitive: to pop a bottle of drink
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He popped a cold beer after finishing the yard work.
They popped some bottles to celebrate the team ’s victory.
He popped a beer and leaned back in his chair to relax.
10

to move or adjust something quickly and briefly

Transitive: to pop sth somewhere
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He quickly popped the book into his bag before leaving the room.
He popped the toy back into the box after playing with it.
She popped the pillow into place for added comfort.
11

to strike something or someone with a quick, light force

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She playfully popped him on the shoulder to get his attention.
The child tried to pop the pinata, eager for the candy inside.
He popped the ball with his bat, sending it flying into the outfield.
12

to quickly open or activate something, often resulting in a sudden movement or sound

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She popped the lid off the jar with ease.
The mechanic popped the hood of the car to check the engine.
She popped the lock on the suitcase, eager to see what was inside.
13

to appear or emerge quickly and unexpectedly

Intransitive: to pop somewhere
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The balloon popped into view as they inflated it.
He popped in unexpectedly, surprising his friends with a visit.
Suddenly, a rabbit popped out of the bushes, catching their attention.
01

パパ, おとうさん

an informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talk
pop definition and meaning
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a sweet drink containing carbonated water and flavoring

pop definition and meaning
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a sharp explosive sound as from a gunshot or drawing a cork

01

like a pop or with a pop

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related to popular culture, with many appealing elements such as music, fashion, art, etc.

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The band's latest album has a distinct pop sound with catchy hooks and upbeat rhythms.
The artist's paintings incorporate pop art techniques, using bold colors and iconic imagery.
The film's aesthetic drew inspiration from pop culture, with vibrant visuals and references to contemporary icons.
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