VOX POP - Перевод английский на итальянский

в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia

vox pop [брит. vɒks ˈpɒp] СУЩ. брит. разг.

1. vox pop:

vox pop, also vox populi

opinione ж. pubblica

2. vox pop (street interviews):

vox pop ТВ, РАДИО

sondaggio м. d'opinione

в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia

I. pop¹ [брит. pɒp, америк. pɑp] СУЩ.

1. pop (sound):

pop

scoppio м.

to go pop cork:

fare il botto

the balloons went pop

sono scoppiati i palloncini

2. pop (drink):

pop разг.

bevanda ж. gassata

3. pop брит. (punch):

pop разг.

colpo м.

pop разг.

pugno м.

to take a pop at

dare un pugno a

4. pop (each) разг.:

the tickets were £5 a pop

i biglietti costavano £5 l'uno

II. pop¹ <forma in -ing popping, прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. popped> [брит. pɒp, америк. pɑp] ГЛ. перех.

1. pop (burst) разг.:

pop balloon, bubble

fare scoppiare

2. pop (remove):

pop cork

fare saltare

3. pop (put) разг.:

to pop sth in(to) oven, cupboard, mouth

infilare qc in

to pop a letter in the post

imbucare una lettera

to pop one's head through the window

fare capolino dalla finestra

4. pop (take) разг.:

pop pills

buttare giù

5. pop брит. (pawn):

pop разг.

impegnare

III. pop¹ <forma in -ing popping, прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. popped> [брит. pɒp, америк. pɑp] ГЛ. неперех.

1. pop (go bang):

pop balloon:

scoppiare

pop cork:

saltare

2. pop ears:

pop

tapparsi

3. pop (bulge, burst):

pop buttons:

saltare

her eyes were popping out of her head

aveva gli occhi fuori dalle orbite

4. pop брит. (go) разг.:

to pop across or over to shop, store

fare un salto al or dal

to pop into town, into the bank

fare un salto in città, in banca

to pop home, next door

fare un salto a casa, dai vicini

IV. pop¹ [брит. pɒp, америк. pɑp]

to pop the question

= fare una proposta di matrimonio

I. pop² [брит. pɒp, америк. pɑp] СУЩ. (popular music)

pop

pop м.

pop

musica ж. pop

II. pop² [брит. pɒp, америк. pɑp] ПРИЛ.

pop concert, group, music, song, video, record, singer:

pop

pop

pop³ [брит. pɒp, америк. pɑp] СУЩ. америк. разг. (dad)

pop

pa' м.

в словаре PONS

I. pop¹ [pɑ:p] ПРИЛ.

pop

pop

pop culture

cultura ж. pop

II. pop¹ [pɑ:p] СУЩ. МУЗ.

pop

pop м.

pop² [pɑ:p] СУЩ. разг. (father)

pop

papà м.

pop. СУЩ.

pop. сокращение от population

pop.

popolazione ж.

I. pop³ [pɑ:p] СУЩ.

1. pop (small explosive noise):

pop

botto м.

the pop of a champagne cork

il botto di una bottiglia di champagne

2. pop (soda pop):

pop

gassosa ж.

orange pop

aranciata ж.

II. pop³ <-pp-> [pɑ:p] ГЛ. неперех.

1. pop:

pop (explode)

scoppiettare

pop (burst)

scoppiare

to let the cork pop

fare saltare il tappo

2. pop (come, go quickly):

to pop upstairs

fare un salto al piano di sopra

to pop out for sth

uscire un attimo per qc

III. pop³ <-pp-> [pɑ:p] ГЛ. перех.

1. pop (make burst):

pop

fare scoppiare

to pop popcorn

fare scoppiare i chicchi di granturco

2. pop (put quickly):

pop

mettersi

to pop sth on/off

mettersi/togliersi qc

Present

I	pop
you	pop
he/she/it	pops
we	pop
you	pop
they	pop

Past

I	popped
you	popped
he/she/it	popped
we	popped
you	popped
they	popped

Present Perfect

I	have	popped
you	have	popped
he/she/it	has	popped
we	have	popped
you	have	popped
they	have	popped

Past Perfect

I	had	popped
you	had	popped
he/she/it	had	popped
we	had	popped
you	had	popped
they	had	popped

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

You then simply add the smooth cake mixture to the little cases and pop them in the oven for 12 minutes.

www.highland-news.co.uk

Coffee pods are convenient, just pop one into your machine, hit the button and boom -- instant gratification.

www.cnet.com

My churlishness may annoy other gardeners who revel in summer's bounty -- the endless zucchini, the pop-in-your-mouth cherry tomatoes, the green beans so delicious you can eat them raw.

www.washingtonpost.com

New events, charity walks and races pop up every year.

triblive.com

Baseballs hurling in toward a catcher's mitt pop through your screen and provide a depth perception that makes you perceive the national pastime with a fresh perspective.

www.wired.com