Word: pop
Category: pop
Arts & Entertainment, Computers & Electronics, Food & Drink
Related words: pop
pop pop, pop up, pop songs, pop it, pop that, song pop, pop music, brain pop, pop warner, pop culture, emoji pop, icon pop quiz, icona pop, cake pop, pop quiz, brain pop jr, pop a lock, pop phone, pop eyes
Synonyms: pop
popular
Translations: pop
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spanish
Translations:
estallido, reventar, música pop, popular, emergente
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german
Translations:
papa, mineralwasser, knallgeräusch, vati, pop, knackgeräusch, populär, papi, Pop, Popup, ...
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french
Translations:
éclater, papa, claquer, soda, frapper, pop, exploser, populaire, crever, contextuel, ...
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italian
Translations:
popolare, schiocco, comparsa, a comparsa, ostacoli
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portuguese
Translations:
estouro, pnf, de pop, do pop
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dutch
Translations:
pa, papa, knal, knallen, Het Pop
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russian
Translations:
хватиться, папаша, хлопать, выталкивать, щелкать, выстрел, всовывать, бросаться, трескаться, отправиться, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
lokal, popup, hurtig
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swedish
Translations:
popup, snabb, popkonst
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finnish
Translations:
pop, isä, livahtaa, populaari, vastustajan häirintää, ilman vastustajan häirintää, pop-
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danish
Translations:
popup, i pop
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czech
Translations:
třesknout, bouchnout, populární, popová, rozbalovací, popové
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polish
Translations:
wpaść, korkowiec, trzask, pękać, puknięcie, trzaskać, pop, usuwanie, muzyka, zaglądać, ...
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hungarian
Translations:
pukk, pukkanás, próbálkozás, a pop, legördülő, könnyűzenei
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turkish
Translations:
açılır, açılan, bir pop, popüler
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greek
Translations:
ποπ, σουτάρει χωρίς καμία πίεση, αναδυόμενο, καμία πίεση
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ukrainian
Translations:
слабість, кволість, слабкість, поп, піп
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albanian
Translations:
Logo, popit, e pop
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bulgarian
Translations:
поп, изскачащото, изскачащ, изскачащи
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belarusian
Translations:
поп
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estonian
Translations:
popp, pop-, Pop, hüpikakende, popmuusika
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croatian
Translations:
baciti, dati, pucanj, gurnuti, zabavne
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icelandic
Translations:
popp, hvellur, skjóta, Sprengdu
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lithuanian
Translations:
tėvelis, tėtis, popmuzika, Pop, popmuzikos, Šiolaikiška, iškylančių
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latvian
Translations:
popmūzika, tētis, popmūzikas, uznirstošais
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macedonian
Translations:
поп, скокачки
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romanian
Translations:
tata, poziție favorabilă
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slovenian
Translations:
populární, pojavno, pojavna, Zabava
The meaning and "use of": pop
adjective
- of or relating to commercial popular music. - a pop star
- (especially of a technical, scientific, or academic subject) made accessible to the general public; popularized. - pop psychology
- a light explosive sound. - at first there were just a few pops, perhaps from pistols
- a patch of bright color. - I like wearing a neutral outfit with one pop of yellow
- a ball hit high in the air but not deep, providing an easy catch. - Although brilliant with the glove, Power became a source of controversy because of the one-handed style that he used on ground balls and pop-ups .
- an attempt. - he grabs with a paw and hooks about two hundred berries at a pop
- commercial popular music, in particular accessible, tuneful music of a kind popular since the 1950s and sometimes contrasted with rock, soul, or other forms of popular music. - From The Smiths to Nirvana, much of the best pop and rock music has been made by fans.
- make a light explosive sound. - corks popped, glasses tinkled, and delicate canapés were served
- go somewhere, typically for a short time and often without notice. - she popped in to see if she could help
- (of a batter) hit a pop fly. - In the second inning, the Cubs had Run Santo on second and Jerry Kindall on first when Ed Bouchee popped to second baseman Julian Javier.
- take or inject (a drug). - people who obsessively drink and pop pills
- pawn (something). - I had to pop the silver, dear.
- with a light explosive sound. - the champagne went pop
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