vi.

1. 发出砰（或啪）的响声；砰（或啪）的一声爆裂
   The bottle popped when I opened it.

   我打开瓶子时，瓶口发出砰的一声。

2. （意外地，突然地）出现，发生[Q]
   Your name has popped up from time to time in the papers.

   你的名字不时在报纸上出现。

3. （突然地，迅速地）行动，来，去[Q]
   He popped in to say hello.

   他匆匆进来说声你好。

4. 射击，开枪[（+at）]
   He popped at the bird.

   他开枪打鸟儿。

5. （眼睛）突出，瞪出[（+out）]
   The surprise made her eyes pop.

   这一意外使她的眼睛瞪得大大的。

vt.

1. 使发出砰（或啪）的响声；使砰（或啪）的一声爆裂
   He popped the balloon.

   他把气球弄炸了。

2. 把……突然（或迅速）地一放[O]
   The boy popped a piece of gum into his mouth.

   那男孩把一块口香糖塞进嘴里。

3. 突然提出（问题）
   They popped a question at me.

   他们冷不防向我提了一个问题。

4. 【美】爆（玉米等）
   He bought a machine to pop corn.

   他买了一台爆玉米花的机器。

5. 开枪打
   I went out to pop some quails.

   我出去打几只鹌鹑。

6. 【英】【俚】典当，抵押

n.

1. 砰的一声，啪的一声[C]
   The cork came out with a loud pop.

   瓶塞啪的一声拔了出来。

2. 枪击；枪[C]
3. 【口】（汽水，啤酒等）含气饮料[U]
   She drank a bottle of orange pop.

   她喝了一瓶橘子汽水。

4. 【英】【俚】典当，抵押[U]
5. 【美】【俚】尝试，努力[C]

ad.

1. 砰（或啪）的一声地；突然地

a.【口】

1. 通俗的，流行的
   She is a pop music fan.

   她是流行音乐迷。

2. 流行音乐（或歌曲）的
   She is a famous pop star.

   她是流行歌曲的名歌星。

n.

1. 流行音乐（或歌曲）；流行音乐（或歌曲）唱片[U][C]
2. 流行音乐会[P]
3. （亦可大写）通俗艺术[U]
   Pop was at its height in the early 1960s.

   通俗艺术在二十世纪六十年代初最为流行。

4. 通俗文化[U]

n.【美】【口】

1. 爸爸[C]
2. （用作对年长男子的称呼语）大伯

v.

1. make or cause to make a sudden sharp explosive sound.
2. (often pop in/out) go or come for a short time, often without notice.
   ▸ (pop off) informal die.
3. put or place quickly in a particular position.
4. (of a person's eyes) open wide and appear to bulge, especially with surprise.
5. informal take or inject (a drug).
6. Brit. informal pawn.

n.

1. a sudden sharp explosive sound.
2. informal, dated or N. Amer. fizzy soft drink.
3. (also pop fly or pop-up) Baseball  a ball hit high in the air but not far from the home plate.

n.

adj.

1. relating to pop music.
2. often derogatory (especially of a scientific or academic subject) made accessible to the general public.

n.