/ɔp/
Translation
hop, off we go, there you go
Word origin
An imitative interjection suggesting a small jump, found across several European languages including German hopp and English 'hop'.
- Origin
- Germanic
- Root
- hop
- English cognates
- hop
Examples
, !
Right, off we go!
, au !
Come on, off to bed!
, .
And off she goes.
barrière, , .
He jumped the gate and, just like that, he was outside.
, c' .
There you go, all done.
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