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Popkultur

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pop ˈcul·ture СЪЩ no pl

pop culture
Popkultur f <-, -en>
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pop culture
Popkultur f <-, -en>
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I. pop1 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] СЪЩ

1. pop (noise):

pop
Knall м <-(e)s, -e>
there were a few pops
es knallte ein paar Mal

2. pop no pl dated разг (effervescent drink):

pop
Limonade f <-, -n>
pop
Brause f <-, -n> dated
a bottle of [fizzy] pop
eine Flasche Limonade
orange pop
Orangenlimonade f
orange pop
Orangina®срCH

3. pop usu sing Am, Aus ТЪРГ:

a pop
pro Stück
she gives lectures and gets paid $5,000 a pop
sie hält Vorlesungen und bekommt 5.000 Dollar pro Veranstaltung

II. pop1 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] НРЧ

to go pop (make noise)
einen Knall machen
to go pop (toy gun)
peng machen
to go pop (burst)
explodieren

III. pop1 <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. pop (make noise):

pop
knallen
my ears always pop as the plane comes in to land
in meinen Ohren knackt es immer, wenn das Flugzeug im Landeanflug ist
to let the cork pop
den Korken knallen lassen

2. pop (burst):

pop
platzen

3. pop (go quickly):

to pop into a shop
[nochmal] schnell bei einem Geschäft vorbeischauen [o. vorbeigehen]
to pop out
hinausgehen
Paula must have popped out for a minute
Paula wird kurz rausgegangen sein
to pop over
vorbeikommen
why don't you pop over and see us this afternoon?
warum kommst du heute Nachmittag nicht mal eben vorbei?
to pop upstairs
die Treppen hinaufspringen

4. pop INET:

... when an email popped into my inbox
als eine E-Mail in meinem Posteingang landete разг

Phrases:

sb's eyes [nearly] pop [out of his/her head]
jdm fallen [beinahe] die Augen heraus

IV. pop1 <-pp-> [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ГЛАГ прх

1. pop (burst):

to pop sth
etw platzen lassen
to pop corn
Popcorn machen

2. pop (put quickly):

pop the pizza in the oven
schieb die Pizza in den Ofen
she popped the children into bed
sie steckte die Kinder ins Bett
to pop one's clothes on/off
sich дат ein Kleidungsstück überstreifen/ausziehen
to pop one's clothes on/off (at the doctor's)
sich вин freimachen

3. pop Am разг:

to pop sb (shoot)
jdn abknallen
to pop sb (hit)
jdn schlagen

Phrases:

to pop one's clogs Brit разг
den Löffel abgeben разг
to pop pills
Pillen schlucken
to pop the question
die entscheidende Frage stellen
Harry still hasn't popped the question
Harry hat ihr noch immer keinen Heiratsantrag gemacht

I. pop2 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] СЪЩ no pl (music)

pop
Pop м <-s>

II. pop2 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] СЪЩ modifier

pop (group, music, singer, song, star, video):

pop
Pop-

III. pop2 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] ПРИЛ attr

1. pop (popular):

pop
populär
Dario Fo is a pop poet
Dario Fo ist ein Poet des Volkes
pop culture
Popkultur f <-, -en>
pop film-making
populäre Filmkunst

2. pop also прин (popularized):

pop
populär
pop psychology
populärwissenschaftliche Psychologie

I. cul·ture [ˈkʌltʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] СЪЩ

1. culture СОЦИОЛ:

culture
Kultur f <-, -en>

2. culture no pl ИСК, ЛИТ, МУЗ:

culture
Kultur f <-, -en>
culture
Bildung f <-, -en>
person of culture
kultivierter Mann/kultivierte Frau

3. culture БИОЛ:

culture
Zucht f <-, -en>
culture
Züchtung f <-, -en>
culture (of microorganisms)
Kultur f <-, -en>
silkworm culture
Seidenraupenzucht f <-, -en>
to grow a culture
eine [Bakterien]kultur anlegen

II. cul·ture [ˈkʌltʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] ГЛАГ прх БИОЛ

to culture cells/microorganisms
Zellen/Mikroorganismen züchten

pop3 [pɒp, Am pɑ:p] СЪЩ esp Am bes. детски ез разг

pop
Paps м <-> разг
pop
Papa м <-s, -s> разг

pop4 СЪЩ no pl

pop съкращение от population

pop
Bev. f

I. popu·la·tion [ˌpɒpjəˈleɪʃən, Am ˌpɑ:p-] СЪЩ

1. population usu sing:

population (inhabitants)
Bevölkerung f <-, -en> kein pl
population (of particular place)
Einwohnerschaft f <-, -en> kein pl
there's been a rise in the prison population
die Zahl der in Haft befindlichen Personen ist gestiegen
the entire population of the area
die gesamte [orts]ansässige Bevölkerung
the American/urban population
die amerikanische/städtische Bevölkerung
the civilian population
die Zivilbevölkerung

2. population no pl (number of people):

population
Einwohnerzahl f <-, -en>
a population of 1.2 million
1,2 Millionen Einwohner

3. population БИОЛ:

population
Population f <-, -en> spec
population
Bestand м <-(e)s, Be·stạ̈n·de>
the deer population
der Hirschbestand
the dolphin population
die Delfinpopulation
the dolphin population
der Delfinbestand
the fish population
die Fischvorkommen pl
the fish population
der Fischbestand

4. population (in statistics):

population
Grundgesamtheit f

II. popu·la·tion [ˌpɒpjəˈleɪʃən, Am ˌpɑ:p-] СЪЩ modifier

population (group, problems):

population
Bevölkerungs-
population
Einwohner-
population change
Veränderung f der Bevölkerung
population increase
Bevölkerungswachstum ср <-s> kein pl
population increase
Bevölkerungszunahme f <-, -n>
population decrease
sinkende Einwohnerzahlen м
population decrease
Bevölkerungsschwund м
world population
Weltbevölkerung f <-> kein pl

PoP СЪЩ

PoP съкращение от point of purchase

PoP
PoP м

point of ˈpur·chase СЪЩ, POP СЪЩ

point of purchase
Point of Purchase м
point of purchase
PoP м
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pop ГЛАГ

to pop by (come over) разг
mal [kurz] vorbeikommen разг
Present
Ipop
youpop
he/she/itpops
wepop
youpop
theypop
Past
Ipopped
youpopped
he/she/itpopped
wepopped
youpopped
theypopped
Present Perfect
Ihavepopped
youhavepopped
he/she/ithaspopped
wehavepopped
youhavepopped
theyhavepopped
Past Perfect
Ihadpopped
youhadpopped
he/she/ithadpopped
wehadpopped
youhadpopped
theyhadpopped
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As of 2010, it had a population of 411 people.
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As of 2011, the department had a total population of 612,798 people.
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Over the last 10 years (19972007) the population has changed at a rate of 1.6%.
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Over the last 10 years (19972007) the population has changed at a rate of 7.1%.
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[...]
Borjana Ventizslavova carries out a sober, poetic game with collective memory and pop culture, which serves as metaphor for Bulgaria's transition from socialism to turbo capitalism.
www.sixpackfilm.com
[...]
Borjana Ventizslavova treibt ein nüchtern poetisches Spiel mit dem kollektiven Gedächtnis und der Popkultur, die als Metapher für den Übergang Bulgariens vom Sozialismus zum Turbokapitalismus herhält.
www.sixpackfilm.com
[...]
Slimane finds inspiration in the diverse realms of pop culture, nature, history—and the human form.
[...]
www.teneues.com
[...]
Seine Inspiration findet Slimane in der Popkultur, der Natur, der Geschichte – und der menschlichen Form.
[...]
www.teneues.com
[...]
Growing up in the center of 1950s and early 60s California pop culture, he went on to earn an art school degree and then learned to tattoo by apprenticing himself to master artists.
[...]
www.teneues.com
[...]
Aufgewachsen mitten in der kalifornischen Popkultur der fünfziger und frühen sechziger Jahre, absolvierte er ein Kunststudium und ging dann bei Meistertätowierern in die Lehre.
[...]
www.teneues.com
[...]
Anyone interested in these subjects, however, will find this sampling of pop culture with academic, political, and literary discourse inspiring and thought-provoking.
[...]
www.jmberlin.de
[...]
Wer sich jedoch für diese Themen interessiert, kann das Sampling von Popkultur mit wissenschaftlichen, politischen und literarischen Diskursen durchaus anregend finden.
[...]
www.jmberlin.de
[...]
Inspired by pop culture and leisure-time activities, the four architects designed their first piece of furniture, adopting the construction principle behind an inflatable raft:
[...]
www.design-museum.de
[...]
Inspiriert durch Popkultur und Freizeitvergnügen entwerfen die vier Architekten, in Anlehnung an den Aufbau eines Schlauchbootes, eines ihrer ersten Möbel:
[...]
www.design-museum.de

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