bop
BrE /bɒp/ AmE /bɑːp/
verb / noun en → es
to dance to a type of music called bop, which is similar to jazz and has a fast rhythm
bailar (al ritmo del bop)
Collocations dance the bop
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They used to bop all night long.
Solían bailar el bop toda la noche.
to hit someone or something, often in a playful way
golpear, dar un golpe (juguetón)
Collocations bop somebody on the head
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He bopped me on the nose.
Me dio un golpecito en la nariz.
a short television programme or a segment of a longer one, often containing advertisements and entertainment
programita de televisión, bloque publicitario
Collocations TV bop
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The show will be interrupted by a bop.
El programa se interrumpirá por un bloque publicitario.
a type of jazz music that was popular in the 1940s and is characterized by fast tempos and complex rhythms
jazz bop
Collocations bop music
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He's a fan of bop.
Es fanático del jazz bop.
a dance performed to bop music, characterized by fast and energetic movements
baile al ritmo del bop
Collocations bop dance
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They went to a club where people were doing the bop.
Fueron a un club donde la gente estaba bailando el bop.
a playful or light hit, often given as a joke or to express affection
golpecito juguetón
Collocations bop on the head
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She gave him a bop on the nose.
Ella le dio un golpecito en la nariz.
a short television programme or segment, often containing advertisements and entertainment
programita de televisión, bloque publicitario
Collocations TV bop
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The show will be interrupted by a bop.
El programa se interrumpirá por un bloque publicitario.
a type of jazz music characterized by fast tempos and complex rhythms, popular in the 1940s
jazz bop
Collocations bop music
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He's a fan of bop.
Es fanático del jazz bop.