B2verbinformalhometravel
US/pɑːp/
UK/pɒp/
to go somewhere or put something somewhere quickly, for a short time; also to burst
In context
I'm just popping out to buy some milk, back in five minutes.
Pop your bag on the chair and make yourself at home.
Why don't you pop round for dinner on Friday?
Words that go with pop
verb + adverb
- pop outShe's just popped out for lunch.
- pop inPop in any time you're nearby.
- pop roundMy neighbor popped round with some cake.
verb + preposition
- pop intoI'll pop into the bank on my way home.
verb + noun
- pop a balloonThe kids loved trying to pop a balloon.