popping

英 [ˈpɒpɪŋ]

美 [ˈpɑːpɪŋ]

v.  (使)发砰砰声; (使)爆裂，发爆裂声; (突然或匆匆)去
pop的现在分词

现在分词：popping　

COCA.25632

英英释义

noun

• a sharp explosive sound as from a gunshot or drawing a cork
  Synonym:pop

双语例句

• His eyes were popping out with astonishment.
  他吃惊得眼睛都突出来了。
• Why are so many festivals popping up?
  为什么突然冒出这么多音乐节？
• But I have seen how many pill she's been popping lately.
  但我看过他最近磕了多少药。
• Not only is your home life popping, but it appears your work life will be, too.
  不仅是你的私人生活会出现这些状况，你的工作上也会。
• The others are meeting to see what they can do to shut him up. He's been popping off to the press.
  其他人正在碰头，看怎么样能让他闭嘴。他一直在对报界哇啦哇啦地胡言乱语。
• Non-profit news outfits have been popping up at the state and city levels, too.
  在州和市，这样的非盈利性新闻机构也是层出不穷。
• We see a window as shown above popping up.
  我们可以看到如上显示的窗口弹出。
• The Japanese are popping champagne too soon.
  日本人太早就开香槟庆祝了。
• Similar problems and populist parties are popping up all over Europe.
  类似的问题和民粹主义政党在整个欧洲层出不穷。
• The kids were popping all the birthday balloons.
  孩子们把所有的生日气球都弄爆了。