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adj. [only before noun]
► MUSIC/'STYLE，音'乐.u;.风;格 1 .connected with modem
popular music流行音乐的；通@风格的：a pop song流 行鉍曲◊ apop bmui/grouj?流行音乐乐队/组合◊ apop star流行音乐歌星◊ a pop concert流行音乐会2 made in a modern
popular style 通俗的；.现代的：.cuZture 通俗文化
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adv. ITSTO1 go 'pop to burst or explode
with a sudden short sound 爆裂；爆炸：The baHoon wenf pop.气球砰
的一声爆了。
pop. fl加population 人口： pop. 200 000 人口
20 万 'pop art (also Pop Art) noun [U] a style of art,
developed in the 196〇s, that was based on
popular culture and used material such as advertisements, film/movie images,
etc.波普艺木，通俗艺术，大众艺术
(20世纪60年代兴起，以通俗文化为依托，以疒告和电
影形象等为素材）
pop-corn
/'pDpkoin;
NAmE 'paipkoirn/ noun [u] a type of food made from
grains of maize (corn) that are heated until
they burst, forming light whitish balls that are then covered with salt or
sugar 爆（■玉）米花
pope
/paup;
NAmE poup/ (often the Pope) noun the leader of the Roman
Catholic Church, who is also the Bishop of Rome 教皇：the decrion o/a new pope 新教 皇的S举◊ Pope Jo/m Pau〖教皇约‘ •保穸oa visit 介om the Pope 士皇的来访 _
see also papacy, papal popery /'peupari; NAmE 'pou-/ noun [U] {taboo) an offen- sive way of
referring to Roman Catho丨icism 教皇—主义 (对罗马关主教的贬称）
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pope’s ’n.i>se./7〇w/7 = parson’s, nose 'pop-eyed adj. {informal) having eyes that are
wide
open, especially because
you are very surprised, excited or frightened (因惊恐荜激动 >
瞪大眼睛的，双目圆睁的
pop-gun
/'pDpgAn;
NAmE 'pa:p-/ noun a toy gun that fires
small objects such as corks and
makes a short sha^p noise玩具气枪
pop-ish
/'paupij;
NAmE 'pou-/ adj. [usually before noun] (taboo, offensive) used by some people to
describe sb/sth that is connected with Roman Catholicism (某些人用 以形容与罗马天丰教有关的人或事物）
pop-lar
/'pDpl0(r); NAmE 'parp-/ noun a tall straight tree
with soft wood备，杨树（树千高，木乘较软）
pop-lin
/'poplin;
NAmE 'pa:p-/ noun [U] a type of strong
cotton cloth used for making clothes 调；■毛葛
'pop
music noun = pop n.{l)
pop-over /'pDp0uva(r); NAmE 'paipouvar/ noun (/S/Amf) a type of food made from a mixture of eggs, milk and flour
which rises to form a hollow shell when it is baked爸芯松饼，膨松饼（将蛋、奶、面调和后烘焙
而成）_
poppa
/'pDpa;
NAmE 'paipa/ noun {NAmE, informal) used by children to talk
about or to address their father (JL 童角语）爸二 see
also papa, pop /7.(2) pop-pa-dom /'popadam; NAmE 'pa:p-/ noun a type of thin round
crisp S Asian bread that is fried in oil and often served with curry印度炸圆面包（常佐以咖喱） pop-per /'pDpa(r); NAmE 'pa:p-/ noun [Br£) = press stud pop-pers /'pDpaz; NAmE 'paiparz/ noun [pi.] (informal)
=AMYL NITRITE
pop-pet /'popit; NAmE 'pa:p-/ noun {BrE, informal) used to talk to or about
sb you like or love, especially a child
_宝贝儿；乖乖；’心肝儿
,pop
psychology noun [u] the use by ordinary people of simple or
fashionable ideas from psychology
in order to understand or explain people’s feelings and emotional problems丈众心理学（普通人运用心理学，中
简单或流行的概念来理解或解释感情问题） poppy /'pDpi; NAmE 'pa:pi/ noun (pi. -ies)
a
wild or garden plant, with a large delicate flower that is usually red, and
small black seeds. Opium
is obtained from one type of poppy. 11^： . poppy
fields/seeds 田/籽
poppy-cock /'pDpikDk; NAmE 'pa:pika:k/ noun [U] {old- fashioned, informal) nonsense 胡说 'pop quiz noun {NAmE) a short test that is
given to students without any warning (给学生的K突击小测验
I： t537 populate
Pop-side™ /'pDpsikl; NAmE noun
{
LOLLY
pop*sock /'pDpsok; NAmE 'paipsark/ hour) a short stocking that covers the foot and the
lower part of the leg to the ankle or knee女式短袜；中统袜
popu-lace /'pDpjalas; NAmE 'pa:p-/ (usually the populace) now/? ，[sing.+sing./pl. v.] (formal) all the ordinary
people of a particular country or'area 平民百姓;：民众：
He had
the support of large sections of the local populace. 他受到当地大_分百姓的拥护。◊ The popukice
at iarge is/are opposed to sudden change.民众普遍反对突然的
改变。
P〇pii.lai*〇"w/-lpr)pj3la(r);/V>4/r?£_pa:p-/fl£/_/.
1 ~ (with sb) liked or enjoyed by a
large number of people受喜爱的；受欢迎的；当红的：a hugely/ fmmemely
popular si'nger —个十分A非常受欢迎的歌手
◊
77iis is one 〇/our most popular
designs.这是我们最受 欢迎的设计之一〇.◊ Skiing has become very popuZar recently.滑雪运动最近盛行起来。◊ These policies are unlikely to prove popular with
middle-class voters, 政策不大可能博得中产阶级选民的欢心。not ve/y popular with my parents (= they are annoyed
with me) at the moment.眼下爸妈A■我都很不高兴。‘Our dog got into the
neighbour's garden againV "Youll be “我们的狗又铦进邻家的花园J! ” “你要有奸
受的了。” PTJ3 unpopular 2 [only before noun] (sometimes disapproving) suited to the taste
and knowledge of ordinary people ik 俗的；大众化的：popukir music/ cuiturej^Yction 流呑音乐 / 文化 / 小说◊ the popular press 通俗报刊 3 [only:before
noun] (of ideas, beliefs and opinions 故念、仰、意见）shared by a large
number of people #遍的；大众的；流行的：a popukzr miscon- ceptfon 普遍的错误观念◊ Contra/y to popular beZfe/, women cause fewer road
accidents than men.
法相反，妇女交通肇事比男人少。oPopuicir opinion was divided on the issue.在这个议题上，民众意见有分
歧。◊办 pojmZar demand, the tour hew been
extended by two weefo.应大家要求，ik次旅游延长了两周。4 [only before noun]
connected with the ordinary people of a country ： The party still has widespread
popuZar support.迻个®党仍得到民焱的广泛支持。
.popular ety mology noun = folk etymology .popular 'front noun a political group or
party tHcit has socialist aims人民阵线（指有社会主义目标知政治
团体或政党）
popularity /.piDpju'laerati; NAmE ,parp-/ noun [U] 〜（with/among sb) the state of being liked, enjoyed or supported by a
large number of people 受义夫迎；普及； 流行：the increasing popularity
of cycling M ^
的.日益风行.々 to wfn/Zosepopuiarity
with the students 受到/不受学生的欢迎〇份厂爪^?5&£^卵加6<1加；)0|)11- kirfty over recent
years•近年来她的小说渐受欢迎。
popu-larize (BrE also -ise) /'pDpjalaraiz; NAmE 'pa:p-/ verb [VN] 1 to make a lot of
people know about sth and enjoy it 宣恃；■’宣扬；推广：r/ie pro忌mmme did muc/i to popularize little-known
writers. S
不矢知名的作.家。2 to make a difficult
subject easier to understand for ordinary people 使通俗化；使普及：
He
spent his life popularizing natural history,
致力于普及裔疮学。^popularization，-isa.tion /.pDpjalarai'zeiJn;
/N//\rr?£ .parpjalara'z*/ noun [U]： popu-lar-ly /'popjalali; NAmE 'paipjalarli/ adv. 1 by a large number of people 普遍地；广泛地；一般地
CTITl commonly: a popuZarZy hdd bdie少大多数人持有的看
^ 0 the UN Conference on
Environment and Develop- ment^popukzrZy known as the ‘Earth Summit’
联合價环 境与发展会议，即一般所称的“地球高峰会议” 2 by the ordinary people of a country (—国）民众作出的 democratically ： a popuZarty dected
government.民 选政府
populate /'pDpjuleit; NAmE 'pa:p-/ verb [VN] 1 [often passive] to live in an area and
form its population 于；生活予；构成…的人口
BEE! INHABIT: a heavHy/ denseZy/sparsdy/thiniy populated country 人.口密集
/ 稠密 / 稀®i； /稀少的国家◊ rhe isZand is populated ZargeZy by sheiep.这个岛 要生物是绵羊。◊ (figurative) the