pop out

英 [pɒp aʊt]

美 [pɑːp aʊt]

(火,把火)突然灭掉; 突然伸出; 〔俚语〕(突然)死掉

英英释义

verb

• appear suddenly
  1. Spring popped up everywhere in the valley
  Synonym:burst out
• come out suddenly or forcefully
  1. you stick a bill in the vending machine and the change pops out
• exit briefly
  1. He popped out for a quick coffee break
• bulge outward
  1. His eyes popped
  Synonym:startprotrudepopbulgebulge outbug outcome out

双语例句

• Many times my cheeks burn red and cold sweat beads pop out on my forehead.
  很多次我在台上面红耳赤，前额头冒著冷汗。
• Infections don't make your eyes pop out.
  感染不会让你眼珠子弹出来。
• When you squeeze a balloon, you can never be sure where the bubble will pop out.
  当你挤压一个气球时，你无法确切知道球内的气体将从哪里爆出。
• As guests came to our door, he would light the pumpkin and have it pop out in front of them from a hiding place in the bushes.
  客人到我家门前时，他就把点亮藏在树丛中的南瓜灯，在他们走到跟前突然伸出来。
• Think it'll just pop out of mouth as soon as I read her her rights?
  想想吧，如果我念完她的权利她可能马上就会和盘托？
• Bursts of positive energy will pop out of nowhere to remind you of your more important purpose.
  突然迸发的正面能量将会提醒你你还有更重要的使命。
• In cognitive psychology, this is called the "pop out" effect.
  在认知心理学中，这个被称为“凸显”效应。
• The rabbit pop out as soon as we open the hutch.
  我们一打开兔箱，兔子就突然跑出来了。
• Well, she didn't just pop out of bed.
  所以，她不是自己起来的。
• Sometimes you didn't where he was, he would just pop out and score a goal.
  有些时候你甚至不知道他在哪里，他就是会突然出现，然后把球踢进网窝。