pop
English → Chinese
(noun) 汽水:带气泡的甜味冷饮(美语口语用法),如可乐
In the Midwestern United States, most people call carbonated soft drinks 'pop' instead of 'soda'.
(Chinese) 在美国中西部,大多数人称碳酸软饮料为 'pop' 而不是 'soda'。
We bought a few cans of orange pop for the children to enjoy during the summer picnic.
(Chinese) 我们买了几罐橙味汽水供孩子们在夏天野餐时享用。
(verb) 爆裂:使物体(如气球、泡沫)突然破裂并发出响声
The naughty boy used a sharp needle to pop the colorful balloons at the birthday party.
(Chinese) 那个调皮的男孩用尖针扎破了生日派对上五颜六色的气球。
If you heat the corn kernels in a hot pan with oil, they will begin to pop into popcorn.
(Chinese) 如果你在带油的热锅里加热玉米粒,它们就会开始爆成爆米花。
(noun) 流行文化:指在大众中广泛受欢迎的音乐、电影、时尚等
Michael Jackson was often called the King of Pop because of his global musical influence.
(Chinese) 迈克尔·杰克逊因其全球性的音乐影响力而常被称为流行乐之王。
I may not know much about history, but I follow everything related to pop culture and fashion.
(Chinese) 我可能不太了解历史,但我关注所有与流行文化和时尚有关的事物。
Entry ID: en:zh:pop · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary