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91pop up — verb appear suddenly or unexpectedly (Freq. 4) The farm popped into view as we turned the corner He suddenly popped up out of nowhere • Syn: ↑crop up, ↑pop • Hypernyms: ↑appear …
92pop — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 short sharp sound ADJECTIVE ▪ loud ▪ sudden PREPOSITION ▪ with a pop ▪ The cork came out with a loud pop …
93pop — pop1 verb (pops, popping, popped) 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》… …
94Pop-up — Cet article possède des paronymes, voir : POPOP, popop et Livre animé. Un pop up (de l anglais pop up window ou pop up tout court), parfois appelée fenêtre surgissante ou fenêtre intruse est une fenêtre secondaire qui s affiche, parfois sans …
95POP — (Voz inglesa.) ► adjetivo/ sustantivo masculino 1 MÚSICA Se aplica a la música que se origina en la década de los sesenta a partir del rock y se caracteriza por la electrificación de los instrumentos, una fuerte base rítmica y unos arreglos… …
96pop — 1. tv. to hit or strike someone. □ Please don’t pop me again. □ She popped him lightly on the shoulder. 2. mod. popular. □ This style is very pop. □ I don’t car …
97pop — I adv. (colloq.) to go pop ( to make a short explosive sound ) II v. (P; intr., tr.) we have to pop into the store for a minute; pop your head out of the window and see if it s raining; to pop round the corner * * * [pɒp] to pop round the corner… …
98pòp — 1 pôpa m (ȍ ó) 1. v pravoslavni cerkvi duhovnik: pop je obiskal umirajočega; vas je dobila novega popa 2. slabš. duhovnik sploh: govoriš kakor pop ● ekspr. reci bobu bob in popu pop opiši stvari, dejstva tako, kot so v resnici, brez olepšavanja… …
99Pop-Up — Infobox Album Name = POP UP Type = Studio Album Artist = Yelle Released = September 3, 2007 flagicon|France October 8, 2007 flagicon|United Kingdom (Digital) February 17, 2008 flagicon|Europe April 20, 2008 flagicon|United Kingdom (Physical)… …
100pop — adj. popular, moderno, propio de la juventud. ❙ «Jóvenes cantantes pop...» E. González Ruiz, La misión del ejército..., 1977, RAECREA. ❙ «...se han hecho ricas con el producto de sus discos pop.» Máximo, Animales políticos. ❙ «El snowboard ha… …
