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| 1 | I/T if a cork pops or you pop it , it makes a sudden noise like a small explosion when it comes out of a bottle （使）（软木塞）发出噗（或砰）的一声 |
| Champagne corks were popping. 香槟的软木塞砰地弹了出来。 |
| | 1a | if something such as a balloon pops or you pop it , it bursts and makes a sudden loud noise （使）（气球等）发出啪的一声 | |
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| 2 | I +in/into/round/over/out/down to go somewhere quickly or for a short time 迅速去；短暂逗留 |
| I’ m just popping round to Mary’ s to borrow some milk. 我正要赶着去玛丽家借点牛奶。 |
| He kept popping in and out, asking all kinds of questions. 他不停地进进出出，问各种各样的问题。 |
| | 2a | T pop sth in/into/on/round/over sthto move something quickly to a particular position 飞快地移动（某物） | | She picked a berry and popped it into her mouth. 她摘了颗草莓，飞快地放进嘴里。 | |
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| 3 | I/T if you pop corn or it pops , you heat dried grains of corn until they burst 爆（玉米花） |
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| 4 | I if your ears pop you feel a sudden change of pressure in themThis often happens when you are going up or down very quickly , for example in an plane . （常因飞机等快速升降时气压突变造成的）耳膜胀痛，耳内压力降低 |
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| 5 | T if you pop pills, you take them too often 过于频繁地服用（药片） |
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| 6 | I if your eyes pop , they open very wide in surprise or excitement （因惊讶或兴奋而）瞪大眼睛 |
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| 7 | I/T to shoot a gun 射击；开枪 |
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| - | pop your clogs BRITISH humorous
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| to die |
| 死 |
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| - | pop the question informal
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| to ask someone to marry you |
| 求婚 |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌpop ˈoff |
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| | to die 死 |
| - | ˌpop ˈout |
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| | if words pop out , you say them suddenly without thinking about it first 不假思索地脱口说出 | I didn’ t mean to say that – it just popped out. 我不是有意要那么说的，只是说漏了嘴而已。 | |
| - | ˌpop ˈup |
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| | to appear very quickly or suddenly 突然出现；迅速出现 | The daffodils and tulips are popping up everywhere. 水仙花和郁金香从四处一下子冒了出来。 | |
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