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3 Translation results for
pops
in Spanish
noun
|
verb
|
verb
pop
noun
pops
estallido pequeño (de un globo, etc.)
;
refresco, gaseosa
Synonyms of
pop
noun
soda
pop
verb
popped, has popped, is popping, pops
reventar
;
reventarse, estallar
;
hacer o meter abruptamente
;
ir, venir, o aparecer abruptamente
Example sentences of
pop
verb
•
Don't
pop
that balloon!
•
We heard the sound of corks
popping
as the celebration began.
•
One of the buttons
popped
off my sweater.
•
Guns were
popping
in the distance.
•
We
popped
some popcorn in the microwave.
More examples
•
The popcorn is done
popping
.
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Synonyms of
pop
verb
burst
pop out
verb
popped out, has popped out, is popping out, pops
salirse, saltarse
Example sentences of
pop out
verb
•
Her shoulder
popped
out of its socket.
•
He opened the box, and out
popped
a mouse.
•
I didn't mean to say that—it just
popped
out.
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Reverse translation for
pops
estallido pequeño
(de un globo, etc.)
refresco
- refreshment, soft drink
gaseosa
- soda, soft drink
reventar
- to burst, to burst, to blow up, to annoy, to rile
reventarse
- to blow out, to blow up, to burst
estallar
- to burst, to explode, to erupt, to break out
hacer o meter abruptamente
ir
- to go, to lead, to extend, to stretch, to work, to function, to get on, to get along
venir
- to come, to arrive, to come, to originate, to come, to be available, to come back, to return, to affect, to overcome, to fit
o aparecer abruptamente
salirse
- to escape, to get out, to leak out, to come loose, to come off
saltarse
- to skip, to omit
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