Definition
Definition of bopped - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He had a bopped nose from the playful punch.
2.
- The bopped crowd enjoyed the lively concert.
Origin of bopped
English, bop (to hit)
Examples of bopped in a sentence
She had a bopped arm after the playful fight. The bopped dancers filled the floor with energy. Everyone at the party was bopped and having a great time.
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- French:tapoté, dansant, ...
- German:leicht getroffen, tanzend, ...
- Italian:toccato, ballato, ...
- Spanish:golpeado ligeramente, meneado, ...
- Portuguese:levemente batido, animado, ...
- Chinese:被轻轻打到的, 摇摆的, ...
- Japanese:軽く叩かれた, 踊っている, ...
- Arabic:مَضْرُوب بِخِفَّة, مُتَمايِل, ...
- Hebrew:חָבּוּט, מִתְנוֹעֵעַ בַּקֶּצֶב, ...
- Russian:побитый, танцующий, ...
- Ukrainian:побитий, танцюючий, ...
- Hindi:हल्के से मारा हुआ, नाचते हुए, ...
Definition of bop - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
gentle hittr. hit gently or playfullytr.
- She bopped him on the nose.
2.
- They bopped to the rhythm all night.
Noun
1.
gentle hitlight blow or tap
- She gave him a playful bop on the shoulder.
2.
- That new track is such a bop!
3.
jazz musicDated style of jazz from the 1940sDated
- Bop revolutionized the jazz scene in the 1940s.
4.
- We're going to a bop this weekend.
Expressions with bop
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jazz subgenre blending bebop with blues and gospel
Hard bop emerged as a popular jazz style in the 1950s.
jazz genre blending bebop and modal jazz
Post-bop often features complex chord progressions and improvisation.
dance in a casual, fun way
We decided to have a bop at the party.
experience pleasure or fun
They she-bop all night at the party.
Origin of bop
Imitative, bop (sound of a hit)
Examples of bop in a sentence
The cat bopped the toy with its paw. Kids bopped along to the catchy tune. She couldn't help but bop when the song played. He felt a bop on his head from the falling book. The cat gave the toy a bop with its paw. Her latest single is a real bop!
Everyone danced to the bop at the club. Bop has complex chord progressions. She loves listening to bop on weekends. The college bop was the highlight of the semester. They organized a bop to celebrate the end of exams.
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- French:donner un petit coup, bop, ...
- German:stupsen, leichter Schlag, ...
- Italian:colpire gentilmente, colpetto, ...
- Spanish:golpear suavemente, toquecito, ...
- Portuguese:dar uma pancadinha, tapinha, ...
- Chinese:轻打, 轻击, ...
- Japanese:軽く叩く, 軽い一撃, ...
- Arabic:نقر, نَقْرَة خَفِيفَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִטְפּוֹחַ, טְפִיחָה, ...
- Russian:легонько ударить, шлепок, ...
- Ukrainian:легенько вдарити, поштовх, ...
- Hindi:हल्के से मारना, चपत, ...
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