pop

music(音乐)

1. A2Uncountable(不可数名词)formal(正式)

   Modern popular music characterized by a strong beat, produced using electrical or electronic instruments, and designed for easy listening and memorability.

   流行歌曲

   • a popular music track

     一首流行音乐曲目

   • a live pop concert

     一场现场流行音乐会

   • Which genre do you prefer? Jazz, classical, or pop?

     你比较喜欢哪种音乐类型？爵士、古典还是流行？

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sound(声音)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A short, sharp sound resembling an explosion.

   砰；砰声

   • I heard a pop, and then all the lights went out.

     我听到砰的一声，然后所有的灯都熄灭了。

father(父亲)

1. informal(非正式)

   A father (informal).

   （非正式）父亲。

   • Hey, pop, is there anything I can assist with?

     嘿，老爸，有什么我可以帮忙的吗？

drink(饮料)

1. Uncountable(不可数名词)informal(非正式)

   A sweet, carbonated beverage, often fruit-flavored.

   （通常有水果口味的）甜味气泡饮料。

   • a can of pop

     一罐汽水

occasion(场合)

1. Countable(可数名词)Usually singular(通常单数)informal(非正式)

   A single instance or item within a series.

   （一系列事件中的）一次、一项。

   • She gets a payment for each pop in the project.

     她在这个项目中每次参与都能获得报酬。

colour(颜色)

1. informal(非正式)

   A bright, noticeable color or object, especially when contrasted with another.

   鲜艳且引人注目的颜色或物品。

   • In a minimalist room, a vibrant red painting adds a pop of color.

     在极简风格的房间里，一幅鲜红的画作增添了一抹亮眼的色彩。

go(去)

1. B2Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)informal(非正式)

   To go to a specific place, often briefly.

   （非正式）去某个地方。

   • I need to pop to the grocery store to get a few things.

     我需要去杂货店买些东西。

   • She's popped out for a moment and will be right back.

     她刚刚出去一下，很快就会回来。

   • Could you pop upstairs and check if the baby is asleep?

     你能上楼去看看宝宝睡着了吗？

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sound(声音)

1. C2Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

   To make or cause a short, explosive sound; to burst or break open.

   （使）发出砰的声音；（使）爆裂。

   • The fireworks popped in the night sky.

     烟花在夜空中发出砰砰声。

   • The champagne popped open in celebration.

     香槟在庆祝中砰的一声打开了。

2. Intransitive(不及物动词)

   To experience a popping sensation in the ears due to a change in air pressure.

   （因气压变化导致）耳朵发出砰声；耳鸣。

   • My ears always pop when the plane descends.

     飞机下降时，我的耳朵总是会发出砰声。

move(移动)

1. Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)

   To move quickly and suddenly, especially from a confined space.

   （尤指从封闭空间）突然弹出、跳出。

   • A surprise will pop out when you open the drawer.

     当你打开抽屉时，会突然弹出一个惊喜。

put(放)

1. Transitive(及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)informal(非正式)

   To quickly put or take something.

   （非正式）快速地放置或拿取某物。

   • Pop the roast chicken in the oven, and it will be ready in an hour.

     把烤鸡放进烤箱，一个小时后就好了。

   • She popped her head into the room and announced, 'Dinner's ready!'

     她把头探进房间，宣布：'晚餐准备好了！'

   • Pop your coat on, and let’s go.

     穿上你的外套，我们走吧。

open(打开)

1. Transitive(及物动词)

   To quickly open or release something.

   迅速打开或释放。

   • He quickly popped the hood of the car.

     他迅速打开了汽车的引擎盖。

noticeable(显眼)

1. informal(非正式)

   To be very noticeable and bright due to a contrasting color.

   （因颜色鲜明而）引人注目。

   • Yellow cushions pop against the gray walls.

     黄色的靠垫在灰色墙壁的衬托下非常醒目。

1. Before noun(前置形容词)

   Popular; widely enjoyed and easily understood.

   流行的（受欢迎且易于理解的）。

   • He was known as a pop writer with great appeal.

     他以一位具有巨大吸引力的流行作家而闻名。

   • This movie is a prime example of pop filmmaking at its finest.

     这部电影是流行电影制作的最佳典范。