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I . pop1 [pɒp] N

1. pop (noise):

pop
pok m

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

pop
soda(vica) f

3. pop usu sing COMM:

Am Aus a pop
Am Aus a pop

II . pop1 [pɒp] ADV

III . pop1 <-pp-> [pɒp] VB intr

1. pop (make noise):

pop
pokati [perf počiti]
to let the cork pop

2. pop (burst):

pop

3. pop (go quickly):

to pop out
to pop out
to pop over
to pop over
to pop upstairs

IV . pop1 <-pp-> [pɒp] VB trans

1. pop (burst):

pop
pop
pokati [perf počiti]

2. pop (put quickly):

3. pop:

pop Am inf (shoot)
pop Am inf (shoot) (hit)
Am inf (shoot) (hit) to pop one's clogs Brit inf
to pop one's clogs Brit inf
to pop pills

I . pop2 [pɒp] N no pl (music)

pop
pop m
pop

II . pop2 [pɒp] ADJ attr

1. pop (popular):

pop
pop culture

2. pop also pej (popularized):

pop
pop

pop3 [pɒp] N esp Am esp childspeak inf

pop
oči m
pop
ati m

pop off VB intr

1. pop hum inf (die):

pop
pop
pop

2. pop inf (leave):

pop
pop
to pop off home

3. pop inf (complain angrily):

pop
pop

pop out VB intr

1. pop (come out):

pop
pop

2. pop (leave):

pop
to pop out for sth

pop up VB intr

1. pop (appear unexpectedly):

pop
pop

2. pop (in pop-up book):

pop

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

pop

ˈpop art N no pl

pop art
pop art m

ˈpop con·cert N

pop-ˈeyed ADJ

2. pop-eyed (with bulging eyes):

ˈpop group N

pop group

ˈpop mu·sic N no pl

pop music

ˈpop sing·er N

pop singer
pop pevec(pevka) m (f)

ˈpop song N

pop song

ˈpop star N

pop star

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
We very much looked down on people who said pop as country bumpkin types.
blogs.discovermagazine.com
In these cases, users of infected machines get deluges with dodgy pop-up ads and other crud.
www.theregister.co.uk
My churlishness may annoy other gardeners who revel in summer's bounty -- the endless zucchini, the pop-in-your-mouth cherry tomatoes, the green beans so delicious you can eat them raw.
www.washingtonpost.com
The party has generally backed government-sponsored legislation on economic issues, but has sought a clampdown on pop concerts, sorcery and soothsayers.
en.wikipedia.org
Rich infuses both his swamp pop recordings and live performances with soul, rhythm and blues, and country and western influences.
en.wikipedia.org
The two longtime musical partners, who trade off instruments and lead vocals, deliver 12 scrappy, crackerjack pop songs veritably buzzing with youthful energy and bristling with hooks.
www.winnipegfreepress.com
Politicians needed to be able to show their cuddly side, appearing on chat shows, understanding pop culture references and generally being good sports.
www.independent.co.uk
You could hear the pop of the catcher's mitt and the crack of the bat loud and clear on what was a beautiful summer night.
montrealgazette.com
New events, charity walks and races pop up every year.
triblive.com
Self-revelation has become a stunt, a kind of theatre carefully stage-managed for the celebrity magazines, while on television politicians and pop stars choke back the tears on cue.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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