Usage of "popping" | TermGallery

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català

A sharp explosive sound as from a gunshot or drawing a cork.

Ús de popping en anglès

However, Watts is careful not to start popping champagne corks just yet. 
 The Guardian 

Lots of good intentions, but remember: Online scams are already popping up. 
 Wired 

While payouts are potentially eye-popping, the risks are considerable, industry veterans say. 
 Reuters 

You'll find these specific products popping up in many of our recipes: 
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Iran's new President has a habit of popping up in unexpected places. 
 The Irish Times 

I waited for him to sign off before popping the million-dollar question. 
 Pasta Imperfect 

And here was the French Army suddenly popping up in the south. 
 Jonathan strange and mr norrell 

A sudden draft accompanied his words, setting the wall sconces to popping. 
 Too wicked to kiss 

Edpuzzle: The days of a teacher popping on a video are over. 
 The Irish Times 

Butler followed his lead, popping the cap on his weapon's starlight scope. 
 Artemis Fowl 

New green places to stay are popping up all over the world. 
 The Guardian 

They made a good start, popping the ball about with promising intent. 
 The Guardian 

A moment later, the loudspeaker came on with a soft popping noise. 
 2001. A Space Odyssey 

Companies that cater to this phenomenon are popping up throughout the web. 
 Reuters 

It's not as if cases are popping up all over the country. 
 The Irish Times 

Thought about popping a dozen blue pills, then angrily dismissed the idea. 
 Nemesis 

popping

pop

Verb

Present

Nom

Singular

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Translations for popping

portuguès

català

Popping a través del temps

Popping per variant geogràfica

Austràlia

Comú

Sudàfrica

Comú

Irlanda

Comú

Més varia

Significats de popping en anglès