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popping

/ˈpɒpɪŋ/

/ˈpɑpɪŋ/

popping back

poppingnoun

Translations

хлопок

The popping of the balloons startled the children.

Хлопок шариков напугал детей.

всплеск

The popping of the champagne cork marked the beginning of the celebration.

Всплеск пробки шампанского ознаменовал начало празднования.

Definitions

The act or sound of something bursting or exploding.

The popping of the balloons startled the children at the party.

A style of street dance characterized by sudden tensing and releasing of muscles to the rhythm of music.

He impressed the crowd with his popping skills during the dance battle.

Synonyms

popping sound

pop-and-lock (dance style)

street dance (popping)

poppingadjective

more popping

Comp.

most popping

Super.

Slang usage meaning ‘excellent’, ‘exciting’, or ‘fashionable’.

Definitions

(slang) Exciting, excellent, or very fashionable.

That new club is absolutely popping on Friday nights.

Synonyms

poppinggerund / present participle

/ˈpɒpɪŋ/

/ˈpɑːpɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that is emitting short explosive sounds or suddenly bursting.

Definitions

Emitting a rapid series of short, sharp explosive sounds or bursts.

The stove was full of popping corn kernels.

Synonyms

popverb

popping

Gerund

popped

Past Simple

popped

Past Participle

popping

Gerund

/pɒp/

/pɑp/

Translations

лопнуть

The balloon popped loudly.

Шарик громко лопнул.

выскакивать

A rabbit popped from the bushes.

Из кустов внезапно выскочил кролик.

откупоритьо бутылке или пробке

She popped the champagne bottle to celebrate the occasion.

Она откупорила бутылку шампанского, чтобы отметить событие.

сунутьразг., о быстром и небрежном действии

She popped the letter into the mailbox on her way to work.

По дороге на работу она сунула письмо в почтовый ящик.

принятьо таблетке или лекарстве

He popped a painkiller to relieve his headache.

Он принял обезболивающее, чтобы снять головную боль.

Additional translations

подстрелитьразг., об охоте или оружии

Definitions

To make a short, sharp, explosive sound.

The balloon popped when it touched the sharp edge of the table.

To burst open or cause to burst open with a short, sharp, explosive sound.

She popped the champagne bottle to celebrate the occasion.

To move or appear suddenly, often with a short, sharp sound.

He popped into the room unexpectedly, startling everyone.

To put or place something quickly or casually.

She popped the letter into the mailbox on her way to work.

To take or swallow a pill or tablet quickly.

He popped a painkiller to relieve his headache.

To shoot or strike with a firearm or similar device, often quickly or casually.

The hunter popped a rabbit before dusk.

Synonyms

Antonyms

popnoun

Definitions

A light explosive sound.

The balloon burst with a loud pop.

A type of music characterized by a strong rhythm and simple melodies.

She loves listening to pop music on the radio.

A carbonated soft drink.

He opened a can of pop to go with his lunch.

A short, quick visit.

I made a quick pop to the store for some milk.

A father, often used informally.

He called his pop to ask for advice.

A shot fired from a firearm, or an informal attempt or try at something.

He took a pop at the target but missed.

popinterjection

Definitions

An exclamation used to indicate a sudden or unexpected occurrence, often with a sense of surprise or excitement.

Pop! The balloon burst right in front of us.

popadjective

Definitions

Relating to popular culture or music, especially that which is widely favored or well-liked by many people.

The pop music concert attracted a large crowd of enthusiastic fans.

Characterized by a bright, lively, or catchy style, often used to describe art or design.

The pop art exhibit featured vibrant colors and bold patterns.