| 释义 |
pop¹ /pɑp; pɒp/v -pped, -pping 1. pop in/out/along etc spoken to go somewhere for a very short time 【口】 迅速地来/去［某处］:◇dave's popped out to get some bread. 戴夫出去买些面包。 2. pop sth in/on/into etc bre spoken to put something somewhere 【英口】将［某物］放在［某处］:◇pop the box in the corner. 把箱子放在墙角。 3. pop out/up to suddenly come out of something 突然地从［某物］中出来，蹦出，跳起:◇a tiny chick's head popped out of the egg. 鸡蛋里突然伸出一个小鸡脑袋来。 4. [i,t] to make a sound like a small explosion, or to make something make this sound （使）发出噼啪声:◇champagne corks were popping. 开香槟酒瓶塞的噼啪声此起彼伏。 5. also 又作 pop out [i] if someone's eyes pop, or pop out, they look very surprised ［吃惊时眼睛］瞪大，突出 6. pop the question informal to ask someone to marry you 【非正式】 求婚pop upinformal to appear suddenly and unexpectedly 【非正式】 突然［意外］地出现:◇his face keeps popping up on television. 他的面孔不断地出现在电视上。 |