pop
noun
1 noun noisepop masc4 pop went the cork! amach leis an gcorc de phop, amach leis an gcorc de phlob 2 noun (also pop music) MUS musicpopcheol masc1 pop concert ceolchoirm phopcheoil, coirm cheoil phopa pop song popamhrán masc1, amhrán popTaispeáin iontráil iomlán
3 noun DRINK drinkdeoch choipeachdeoch ghiosachdeoch shúilíneach 4 noun (also pops) (US) fatherdaid masc4 daidí masc4
verb
5 verb make noise INTRANSITIVEpléasc verb preab verb the corks were popping at midnight bhí na coirc ag léim ag uair an mheán oíche, bhí na coirc ag preabadh ag uair an mheán oíche 6 verb burst INTRANSITIVE &
TRANSITIVEpléasc verb 7 verb informal place, put TRANSITIVEcuir verb I'll pop it in the post to you cuirfidh mé sa phost chugat é, caithfidh mé sa phost chugat é 8 verb move quickly INTRANSITIVEI have to pop home for a minute caithfidh mé rith abhaile ar feadh nóiméid, caithfidh mé bualadh amach chun an tí ar feadh nóiméid, caithfidh mé rúid a thabhairt abhaile ar feadh nóiméid 9 verb emerge suddenly INTRANSITIVEtar isteach preab isteachbuail isteach write down the first number that pops into your head scríobh síos an chéad uimhir a bhuaileann isteach i do cheann 10 verb informal, pejorative pills etc TRANSITIVEcaith siar slog verb to pop pills piollaí a chaitheamh siar 11 verb bulge INTRANSITIVEléim verb preab verb gob verb they drew back, eyes popping chúb siad siar, na súile ag leathadh ina gceann 12 verb of ears INTRANSITIVEpopáil verb 13 verb DRINK cork TRANSITIVEtarraing verb bain verb that's a great reason to pop a few corks sin leithscéal iontach chun cúpla deoch a ól 14 verb become detached, undone INTRANSITIVEthe button popped d'oscail an cnaipe, léim an cnaipe 15 verb informal pawn TRANSITIVEcuir i ngeall 16 verb corn, seeds, etc COOK TRANSITIVEpléasc verb