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pop
/pɒp/
noun
Küçük bir patlama gibi ani keskin ses.
A sudden sharp sound, like a small explosion.
- The balloon burst with a loud pop.
- I heard a pop when I opened the bottle.
- The sudden pop heard during the laboratory experiment indicated that the sealed container had exceeded its maximum pressure threshold.
- Witnesses reported hearing a distinct pop before the transformer failed, leaving the entire campus without electricity for several hours.
- Astronomers detected a bright pop of electromagnetic radiation that signaled the formation of a new stellar object in a distant galaxy.
- The technician listened carefully for any pop or unusual noise that might indicate a malfunction in the newly installed equipment.
verb
Ani keskin bir ses çıkarmak; patlamak veya patlatmak.
To make a sudden sharp sound; to burst or cause to burst.
- The cork popped when he opened the champagne.
- Don't pop that bubble wrap!
verbinformal
Bir yere hızlıca veya kısaca gitmek.
To go somewhere quickly or briefly.
- I'll just pop to the store for some milk.
- She popped in to say hello.
noun
Popüler müzik, özellikle akılda kalıcı melodilere sahip ticari şarkılar.
Popular music, especially commercial songs with catchy melodies.
- She listens to pop music on the radio.
- The band's new album is pure pop.
nounregional (Midwestern US)
Tatlı gazlı içecek; soda.
A sweet carbonated beverage; soda.
- Can I have a pop with my lunch?
- They sell pop at the concession stand.
nouninformal
Baba.
Father; dad.
- My pop taught me how to fish.
- Where's your pop?