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masculine

/pop/

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Translation

pop (music)

Word origin

From English 'pop', a shortening of 'popular' used of popular music from the mid-twentieth century. Spanish borrowed the term directly.

Origin: English
Root: pop
English cognates: pop, popular

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralpops

Examples

I love listening to pop from the eighties.

That singer started out in the world of pop.

The concert mixes pop and rock.

Her new song is pure commercial pop.

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Do you prefer pop or classical music?

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This word is part of lesson 61.