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| pop art | | | artă pop s.f. |
| pop artist | n | abbr (musician or singer of pop music) | cântăreţ de muzică pop s.m. |
| Who's your favourite pop artist? |
| Peter Blake was seen as a leading member of the pop artist movement. |
| pop at | vtr | informal (shoot at, try to hit) | a trage spre vb.tranz. |
| Ralph used to spend a lot of time popping at bottles with a slingshot. |
| pop concert | n | abbr (live performance of pop music) | concert de muzică pop s.n. |
| I'm going to a pop concert on Saturday. |
| pop culture | | | cultură pop s.f. |
| pop in | vi | informal (make a brief or casual visit) | a trece pe la cineva loc.vb. |
| I just thought I'd pop in and say hello! |
| Whenever you're in the neighborhood, you're welcome to pop in. |
| pop in | vtr | informal (insert, put inside) | a înfige vb.tranz. |
| I popped my note into an envelope and mailed it off. |
| Just pop that soup in the microwave and cook it for a couple of minutes. |
| pop into | vtr | informal (enter quickly or in passing) | a da buzna loc.vb. |
| I'll be just a moment. I just need to pop into the pharmacy to pick up my prescription. |
| pop into | vtr | informal (put on quickly: clothes) | a sări în haine loc.vb. |
| pop music | n | abbr (popular music) | muzică pop s.f. |
| I prefer pop music to classical music. |
| pop off | vi | informal (go suddenly) | a o şterge ca din puşcă loc.vb. |
| Popping off in the middle of a conversation is something he does all the time. |
| pop off | vi | slang, euphemism (die) | a o mierli vb.intranz. |
| When I die, I hope to pop off peacefully in my sleep at a very old age. |
| pop off | vtr | (speak thoughtlessly) | a-şi da drumul la gură loc.vb. |
| He couldn't keep himself from popping off to his boss, and was finally fired. |
| pop out | vi | informal (go out briefly) | a ieşi puţin afară loc.vb. |
| I'm just popping out to the shops, I will be back in 10 minutes. |
| pop out | vi | informal (protrude or bulge) | a ieşi în afară loc.vb. |
| His stomach was popping out of his shirt - the buttons had come undone. |
| The boy was so surprised that his eyes were popping out of his head. |
| pop over | vi | informal (make quick or impromptu visit) | a pica în vizită loc.vb. |
| I'll be in in this afternoon if you want to pop over for a quick chat. |
| I think I'll pop over to my neighbor's house and borrow a cup of sugar. |
| pop singer | n | abbr (sb who sings popular music) | cântăreţ de muzică pop s.m. |
| Thousands gathered at the stadium to see the pop singer perform. |
| pop the question | | | a cere mâna loc.vb. |
| pop up | vi | informal (spring up suddenly) | a ţâşni vb.intranz. |
| Lots of second-hand shops have suddenly started to pop up in my town. |
| pop up | vi | informal (emerge) | a apărea din senin loc.vb. |
| You never know what's going to pop up when you're talking to crazy Fred. |
| pop-up | adj | (book, card: that opens in 3D) | carte care se deschide în relief s.f. |
| My young daughter loves pop-up books of classic fairy tales. |
| soda pop | n | US, regional (carbonated drink) | suc s.n. |
| | | băutură acidulată s.f. |
| I think I'll settle for just a hamburger and a soda pop for lunch. |
| vox pop | n | abbr (public opinion) | vocea poporului s.f. |
| | | opinia publică s.f. |
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