Pop to the shops
Slang Term
BritishAustralian
★★★★★ Very Common
Casual
含义: To make a quick trip to the stores (British)
快速去商店一趟(英国用语)
Hacer una visita rápida a las tiendas (británico)
ちょっと買い物に行く(イギリス英語)
잠깐 가게에 다녀오다 (영국식 표현)
British expression for going shopping quickly. 'Pop' suggests a brief trip.
英国用语,表示快速去购物。'Pop'暗示是短暂的行程。
Expresión británica para ir de compras rápidamente. 'Pop' sugiere un viaje breve.
素早く買い物に行くというイギリス英語の表現。「Pop」は短い外出を示す。
빠르게 쇼핑하러 가는 것을 뜻하는 영국식 표현. 'pop'은 짧은 외출을 암시.
例句
- Just popping to the shops. 去商店一下Voy un momento a las tiendasちょっと買い物に行ってくる잠깐 가게에 다녀올게.
- Need to pop to the shops. 需要去趟商店Necesito ir a las tiendas買い物に行かなきゃ가게에 좀 다녀와야 해.
- Pop to the shops for milk. 去商店买牛奶Ir a por leche a la tienda牛乳を買いに店へ行く우유 사러 가게에 잠깐 갈게.
- Quickly pop to the shops.快去趟商店Ir rápido a las tiendasちょっと急いで買い物に行く빨리 가게에 좀 다녀올게.
发音
/pɒp tə ðə ʃɒps/
用法指南
语境: shopping, errands, daily life
语气: casual, practical
✓ 正确说法
- Pop to the shops.去趟商店Ir a las tiendasちょっと店に行く잠깐 가게에 다녀오다.
- Popping to the shops.正去商店Yendo a las tiendasちょっと買い物に行く가게에 잠깐 가는 중.
- Pop to the shop.去趟店Ir a la tiendaちょっと店に行く잠깐 가게에 가다.
✗ 错误说法
- British expressionBritish expression(英国用语)British expression (expresión británica)British expression(イギリス英語の表現)영국식 표현
- Americans say 'run to the store'Americans say 'run to the store'(美国人说'run to the store')Americans say 'run to the store' (los americanos dicen 'run to the store')Americans say 'run to the store'(アメリカ人は「run to the store」と言う)미국에서는 'run to the store'라고 함
常见错误
- British expression
- 'Pop' is very British for quick trip
起源与历史
British expression using 'pop' for quick movement and 'shops' for stores.
词源: Pop (quick trip) + shops (stores)
最早记录: British expression from 20th century
文化背景
Era: 20th century onwards
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: British daily life; Very common
Regional notes: British expression. Americans say 'run to the store.'
变体
Pop to the shopsPopping to the shopsPop to the shop
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