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pop: I. noun II. adverb III. intransitive verb IV. transitive verb
pop: I. noun II. noun III. adjective and adverb
pop: noun
pop: noun
pop: verb
PoP: noun
point of ˈpur·chase: noun
pop in: intransitive verb
pop off: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
pop on: transitive verb
pop out: intransitive verb
pop up: intransitive verb
ˈpop art: noun
ˈpop charts: noun
ˈpop con·cert: noun
pop ˈcul·ture: noun
pop-ˈeyed: adjective and adverb
ˈpop fly: noun
ˈpop group: noun

I . pop¹ [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N

1. pop (noise):

pop

Knall m

there were a few pops

es knallte ein paar Mal

2. pop no pl dated inf (effervescent drink):

pop

Limonade f

pop

Brause f veraltend

a bottle of [fizzy] pop

eine Flasche Limonade

orange pop

Orangenlimonade f

orange pop

Orangina ® nt CH

3. pop usu sing Am, Aus COMM:

a pop

pro Stück

she gives lectures and gets paid $5,000 a pop

sie hält Vorlesungen und bekommt 5.000 Dollar pro Veranstaltung

II . pop¹ [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ADV

to go pop (make noise)

einen Knall machen

to go pop (toy gun)

peng machen

to go pop (burst)

explodieren

III . pop¹ <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] VB intr

1. pop (make noise):

pop

knallen

my ears always pop as the plane comes in to land

in meinen Ohren knackt es immer, wenn das Flugzeug im Landeanflug ist

to let the cork pop

den Korken knallen lassen

2. pop (burst):

pop

platzen

3. pop (go quickly):

to pop into a shop

[nochmal] schnell bei einem Geschäft vorbeischauen [o. vorbeigehen]

to pop out

hinausgehen

Paula must have popped out for a minute

Paula wird kurz rausgegangen sein

to pop over

vorbeikommen

why don't you pop over and see us this afternoon?

warum kommst du heute Nachmittag nicht mal eben vorbei?

to pop upstairs

die Treppen hinaufspringen

4. pop INET:

... when an email popped into my inbox

als eine E-Mail in meinem Posteingang landete inf

Phrases:

sb's eyes [nearly] pop [out of his/her head]

jdm fallen [beinahe] die Augen heraus

IV . pop¹ <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] VB trans

1. pop (burst):

to pop sth

etw platzen lassen

to pop corn

Popcorn machen

2. pop (put quickly):

pop the pizza in the oven

schieb die Pizza in den Ofen

she popped the children into bed

sie steckte die Kinder ins Bett

to pop one's clothes on/off

sich dat ein Kleidungsstück überstreifen/ausziehen

to pop one's clothes on/off (at the doctor's)

sich acc freimachen

3. pop Am inf:

to pop sb (shoot)

jdn abknallen

to pop sb (hit)

jdn schlagen

Phrases:

to pop one's clogs Brit inf

den Löffel abgeben inf

to pop pills

Pillen schlucken

to pop the question

die entscheidende Frage stellen

Harry still hasn't popped the question

Harry hat ihr noch immer keinen Heiratsantrag gemacht

I . pop² [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N no pl (music)

pop

Pop m

II . pop² [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N modifier

pop (group, music, singer, song, star, video):

pop

Pop-

III . pop² [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ADJ attr

1. pop (popular):

pop

populär

Dario Fo is a pop poet

Dario Fo ist ein Poet des Volkes

pop culture

Popkultur f

pop film-making

populäre Filmkunst

2. pop also pej (popularized):

pop

populär

pop psychology

populärwissenschaftliche Psychologie

pop³ [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N esp Am esp childspeak inf

pop

Paps m inf

pop

Papa m inf

pop⁴ N no pl

pop abbreviation of population

pop

Bev. f

I . popu·la·tion [ˌpɒpjəˈleɪʃən, Am ˌpɑ:p-] N

Population f spec

population

Bestand m

the deer population

der Hirschbestand

the dolphin population

die Delfinpopulation

the dolphin population

der Delfinbestand

the fish population

die Fischvorkommen pl

the fish population

der Fischbestand

4. population (in statistics):

population

Grundgesamtheit f

II . popu·la·tion [ˌpɒpjəˈleɪʃən, Am ˌpɑ:p-] N modifier

population (group, problems):

population

Bevölkerungs-

population

Einwohner-

population change

Veränderung f der Bevölkerung

population increase

Bevölkerungswachstum nt

population increase

Bevölkerungszunahme f

population decrease

sinkende Einwohnerzahlen

population decrease

Bevölkerungsschwund m

world population

Weltbevölkerung f

pop VB

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to pop by (come over) inf

mal [kurz] vorbeikommen inf

PoP N

PoP abbreviation of point of purchase

PoP

PoP m

point of ˈpur·chase N, POP N

point of purchase

Point of Purchase m

point of purchase

PoP m

point of ˈpur·chase N, POP N

point of purchase

Point of Purchase m

point of purchase

PoP m

pop in VB intr

pop in

vorbeischauen

my neighbour often pops in for a cup of coffee

mein Nachbar kommt oft auf eine Tasse Kaffee vorbei

to keep popping in and out

dauernd rein und rauslaufen

I . pop off VB intr

1. pop off hum inf (die):

pop off

abkratzen coarse

2. pop off inf (leave):

pop off

abhauen inf

to pop off home

nach Hause düsen inf

II . pop off VB trans COMPUT

to pop off sth

etw wegnehmen

pop on VB trans COMPUT

to pop on sth

etw hervorholen

pop out VB intr

1. pop out (come out):

pop out

herausspringen

2. pop out (leave):

pop out

kurz weg sein

to pop out for sth

schnell etw besorgen

I'll just pop out for a coffee

ich gehe mal eben einen Kaffee holen

pop up VB intr

1. pop up (appear unexpectedly):

pop up

auftauchen

to pop up out of nowhere

aus dem Nichts auftauchen

2. pop up (in pop-up book):

pop up

sich acc aufrichten

the pictures pop up when you spread the pages open

die Bilder falten sich auf, wenn man die Seiten öffnet

3. pop up Am SPORTS (hit a short fly ball):

pop up

einen Ball im Flug berühren

4. pop up INET:

pop up window

aufpoppen

ˈpop art N no pl

pop art

Pop-Art f

ˈpop charts N pl

pop charts

Pop-Charts pl

ˈpop con·cert N

pop concert

Popkonzert nt

pop ˈcul·ture N no pl

pop culture

Popkultur f

pop-ˈeyed ADJ inv

1. pop-eyed (with surprise):

pop-eyed

mit Stielaugen inf

to be pop-eyed

Stielaugen bekommen

2. pop-eyed (with bulging eyes):

pop-eyed

mit hervortretenden Augen [o. Glupschaugen] nach n

pop-eyed

glupschäugig

ˈpop fly N SPORTS

pop fly

bezeichnet im Baseball einen Ball, der leicht zu fangen ist

ˈpop group N

pop group

Popgruppe f

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orange pop

Orangina ® nt CH

pop music

Popmusik f

pop singer

Popsänger(in) m (f)

pop culture

Popkultur f

pop psychology

populärwissenschaftliche Psychologie

pop song

Popsong m

to pop one's clogs Brit inf

den Löffel abgeben inf

to pop one's clog Brit sl

den Löffel abgeben inf

to pop the question

die entscheidende Frage stellen

to pop sb's cherry inf

jdn entjungfern

to pop off home

nach Hause düsen inf

to go pop (toy gun)

peng machen

to pop pills

Pillen schlucken

to pop upstairs

die Treppen hinaufspringen

to pop corn

Popcorn machen

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AT injuries usually occur in active athletes between the ages of 30 and 50.

Patients commonly hear a “loud pop” and/or describe feeling like someone “kicked them from behind”.

www.sportklinik-stuttgart.de

Meistens trifft es den aktiven Sportler zwischen dem 30.-50. Lebensjahr.

Patienten hören meistens einen "lauten Knall" und / oder beschreiben das Gefühl, dass ihnen "jemand hinten rein tritt".

www.sportklinik-stuttgart.de

The same goes for most of the major coffee shop chains like Starbucks and Panera Bread.

Many “mom ‘n’ pop” coffee shops offer free Wi-Fi now too.

travelwired.com

Das selbe geht für die meisten bedeutenden Kaffeestubeketten wie Starbucks und Panera-Brot.

Viele „Mutter ` n' Knall“ Kaffeestuben bieten freies Wi-Fi jetzt auch an.

travelwired.com

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I . pop1 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N

1. pop (noise):

2. pop no pl dated inf (effervescent drink):

3. pop usu sing Am, Aus COMM:

II . pop1 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ADV

III . pop1 <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] VB intr

1. pop (make noise):

2. pop (burst):

3. pop (go quickly):

4. pop INET:

Phrases:

IV . pop1 <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] VB trans

1. pop (burst):

2. pop (put quickly):

3. pop Am inf:

Phrases:

I . pop2 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N no pl (music)

II . pop2 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N modifier

pop (group, music, singer, song, star, video):

III . pop2 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ADJ attr

1. pop (popular):

2. pop also pej (popularized):

pop3 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N esp Am esp childspeak inf

pop4 N no pl

pop abbreviation of population

See also population

I . popu·la·tion [ˌpɒpjəˈleɪʃən, Am ˌpɑ:p-] N

1. population usu sing:

2. population no pl (number of people):

3. population BIOL:

4. population (in statistics):

II . popu·la·tion [ˌpɒpjəˈleɪʃən, Am ˌpɑ:p-] N modifier

population (group, problems):

pop VB

PoP N

PoP abbreviation of point of purchase

See also point of purchase

point of ˈpur·chase N, POP N

point of ˈpur·chase N, POP N

pop in VB intr

I . pop off VB intr

1. pop off hum inf (die):

2. pop off inf (leave):

II . pop off VB trans COMPUT

pop on VB trans COMPUT

pop out VB intr

1. pop out (come out):

2. pop out (leave):

pop up VB intr

1. pop up (appear unexpectedly):

2. pop up (in pop-up book):

3. pop up Am SPORTS (hit a short fly ball):

4. pop up INET:

ˈpop art N no pl

ˈpop charts N pl

ˈpop con·cert N

pop ˈcul·ture N no pl

pop-ˈeyed ADJ inv

1. pop-eyed (with surprise):

2. pop-eyed (with bulging eyes):

ˈpop fly N SPORTS

ˈpop group N

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I . pop¹ [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N

II . pop¹ [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ADV

III . pop¹ <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] VB intr

IV . pop¹ <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] VB trans

I . pop² [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N no pl (music)

II . pop² [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N modifier

III . pop² [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ADJ attr

pop³ [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] N esp Am esp childspeak inf

pop⁴ N no pl