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pop up
Thesaurus| Verb | 1. | pop up - appear suddenly or unexpectedly; "The farm popped into view as we turned the corner"; "He suddenly popped up out of nowhere"crop up, popappear - come into sight or view; "He suddenly appeared at the wedding"; "A new star appeared on the horizon" |
Translationspop1 (pop) noun1. a sharp, quick, explosive noise, such as that made by a cork as it comes out of a bottle. The paper bag burst with a loud pop. 砰的一聲 砰的一声2. fizzy drink. a bottle of pop. 有氣的瓶裝飲料(如汽水等) 有气的瓶装饮料（如汽水等） verb – past tense, past participle popped – 1. to (cause to) make a pop. He popped the balloon; My balloon has popped. (突然)爆開 （突然）爆开 2. to spring upwards or outwards. His eyes nearly popped out of his head in amazement. (眼睛)睜大或突出 （眼睛）睁大或突出 3. to go quickly and briefly somewhere. He popped out to buy a newspaper. 突然行動 突然行动4. put quickly. He popped the letter into his pocket. 突然放入 突然放入ˈpopcorn noun a kind of maize that bursts open when it is heated, and is eaten either sweetened or salted. 爆玉米花 爆玉米花ˈpop-gun noun a toy gun that fires pellets by means of compressed air. (兒童玩具)氣槍 （儿童玩具）气枪 pop up to appear. I never know where he'll pop up next. (突然地)出現 （突然地）出现
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pop upTo suddenly appear or become available. Problems started popping up as soon as the software went live. The next page will pop up in a moment, just give it a second to load. Look at all the bubbles popping up on the surface—something must be swimming down there.See also: pop, uppop something upto remove something by making it jump or burst upwards. Henry popped the lid up and helped himself to the strawberry preserves. He popped up the lid and cleaned out the jam jar.See also: pop, uppop up (some place)to appear suddenly and unexpectedly some place. I never know where Henry is going to pop up next. A new problem has popped up.See also: pop, uppop up 1. [for a baseball batter] to hit a baseball that goes high upward rather than outward. The catcher came to bat and popped up. I hope I don't pop up this time. 2. [for a baseball] to fly high upward rather than outward. The ball popped up and went foul. The ball will always pop up if you hit it in a certain way. 3. to arise suddenly; to appear without warning. New problems keep popping up all the time. Billy popped up out of nowhere and scared his mother.See also: pop, uppop upSuddenly appear, as in After a brief warm spell all the flowers popped up, or He's constantly popping up where he's least expected. See also: pop, uppop upv.1. To cause something to jump upwards, often with a short, sharp, explosive sound: The batter popped up a fly ball to center field, where it was caught. I wedged a crowbar under the lid of the crate and popped it up.2. To appear suddenly or unexpectedly: He dived under the water and popped up at the other end of the pool. The doctor told me to call her if any new symptoms pop up.See also: pop, upEncyclopediaSeePOPpop up
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