Pop around Meaning in English
expression
释义
To visit someone’s home or a place for a short time, often without planning in advance. Often used informally for a quick, friendly visit.
用法与细微差别
Very informal and chiefly British English. Used for casual, spontaneous visits to friends or neighbors. Not suitable in formal writing or American English (where 'stop by' or 'drop by' is more common). Often followed by 'to' or 'for' plus reason: 'pop around to borrow something.'
例句
I'll pop around after lunch to see you.
basic
Can you pop around to help me move this table?
basic
My sister often pops around for a cup of tea.
basic
If you're free later, just pop around whenever suits you.
natural
He said he'd pop around tonight, but I’m not sure what time.
natural
You don’t have to call—just pop around if you feel like it.
natural