Pop artists thrive on the adulation of their loyal fans.
Source: tatoeba (1995)
Pop
//pɑp//
Synonyms for "pop" (299 found)
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Strong matches (90)
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Verb(5 words)
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patpaterpaterfamiliaspatriarchpatterpawnphilistinephilistinismpitapatpitter patterpitter-patterplebeianpledgeplopplumpplunkpoochpoor tastepop culturepopspopular musicpopular songpotablepotationpouchpoutprecipitantlyprecipitatelyprecipitouslyprotrudepublicrapreactionaryregular old fogyrelicround outsalvoshakesharpshotsireslapslogsmacksmitesnapsocksoda popsoda watersoft drinksong hitspoutspringsputtersquarestabstaggerstaretsstartlinglystepfatherstrikesuddensuddenlysurprisinglyswatswellswell outtaptastelessnessthe old manthirst quencherthudthumpticktinkletonictoss offtraditionalisttrytunkunaestheticismunaestheticnessunawaresunbecomingnessunexpectedlyunfittingnessunseemlinessunsuitabilityunsuitablenessvernacularvolleyvulgar tastevulgarismvulgarityvulgarnesswhackwhirlwithout noticewithout warning
Noun(16 words)
Adjective(1 words)
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29 entriesShowing 16 of 29 words.
Synonyms
7 entriesRelated terms
4 entriescoordinate
1 entriesderived
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derived from
1 entriesetymologically related_to
5 entrieshas context
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is a
3 entriesmanner of
8 entriesrelated to
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similar
1 entriesTranslations
118 translations across 32 languages.
Arabic
2 entries- بُوب noun (pop music)
- مُوسِيقَى شَعْبِيَّة noun (pop music)
Armenian
1 entries- պոպ noun (pop music)
Bulgarian
4 entries- пукот noun (loud, sharp sound)
- мушкам verb (to enter, or issue forth, with a quick, sudden movement)
- пукам verb (to make a sharp quick sound)
- пъхам verb (to place something somewhere)
Catalan
2 entries- papa noun (father — see also father)
- papi noun (father — see also father)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 流行音樂 /流行音乐 noun (pop music)
- 出棧 /出栈 verb (computing: to remove a data item from the top of a stack)
Dutch
4 entries- frisdrank noun (soda pop)
- pap noun (father — see also father)
- plop noun (loud, sharp sound)
- dichtgaan verb (to undergo equalization of pressure when the Eustachian tubes open)
Esperanto
1 entries- popo noun (pop music)
Faroese
2 entries- popptónleikur noun (pop music)
- poppur noun (pop music)
Finnish
4 entries- poks intj (sound)
- limppari noun (soda pop)
- limsa noun (soda pop)
- limu noun (soda pop)
French
2 entries- PDP noun (probability of precipitation)
- pop noun (pop music)
Galician
4 entries- estalar verb (to make a sharp quick sound)
- estalar verb (to burst something)
- estoupar verb (to make a sharp quick sound)
- estoupar verb (to burst something)
German
4 entries- Sprudel noun (soda pop)
- Sprudelwasser noun (soda pop)
- einwerfen verb (slang: to swallow)
- platzen lassen verb (to burst something)
Greek
1 entries- ποπ noun (pop music)
Hebrew
1 entries- אַבָּא noun (father — see also father)
Hindi
1 entries- पॉप noun (pop music)
Hungarian
4 entries- papa noun (father — see also father)
- üdítő noun (soda pop)
- űdítőital noun (soda pop)
- durrant verb (to burst something)
Icelandic
2 entries- láta springa verb (to burst something)
- skreppa verb (to make a short visit)
Irish
4 entries- pléasc noun (loud, sharp sound)
- buail verb (to make a short visit)
- pléasc verb (to make a sharp quick sound)
- pléasc verb (to burst something)
Japanese
2 entries- ポップ noun (pop music)
- ポップス noun (pop music)
Latin
1 entries- tata noun (father — see also father)
Māori
4 entries- arotini noun (pop music)
- puoro arotini noun (pop music)
- pakō verb (to make a sharp quick sound)
- pakū verb (to make a sharp quick sound)
Persian
1 entries- پاپ noun (pop music)
Polish
3 entries- huk noun (loud, sharp sound)
- napój gazowany noun (soda pop)
- pop noun (pop music)
Portuguese
3 entries- alto noun (loud, sharp sound)
- estouro noun (loud, sharp sound)
- pop noun (pop music)
Romanian
1 entries- poc intj (sound)
Russian
4 entries- хлоп intj (sound)
- хлопо́к intj (sound)
- газиро́вка noun (soda pop)
- лимона́д noun (soda pop)
Slovak
1 entries- pop noun (pop music)
Spanish
2 entries- pop intj (sound)
- papi noun (father — see also father)
Swedish
4 entries- farsa noun (father — see also father)
- läsk noun (soda pop)
- pappa noun (father — see also father)
- paps noun (father — see also father)
Volapük
1 entries- fatül noun (father — see also father)
Welsh
1 entries- pop noun (pop music)
Yiddish
1 entries- פּאָפּמוזיק noun (pop music)
Sample sentences
82 total sentences available.
Last year's pop hit was set off by a serial TV drama.
Source: tatoeba (19443)
It is certain that Lucy will marry the pop singer.
Source: tatoeba (29580)
Do you care for pop songs?
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