| 词汇 | example_english_pop |
| 释义 | Examples of popThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. No explicit pop instruction is necessary to deallocate a heap frame. When a stack frame is popped, the frame pointer must be set back to the caller's frame. Frames are popped by putting them back on a free list. As usual, this stack is pushed when a function is called, and popped when control returns. Two reasons, time after time, pop up to explain this trend. Some of the latter problems pop out of the reading. I would not have been allowed to go to pop concerts and never did. Sixteen- and twentyfour-track recording provided pop-rock composers with greater opportunities for multiple overdubs and layering parts than ever before. It specifies the types of each of the three arguments of pop/3. Their 'individual biographies, valued friendship networks, and the institutions they traverse' (p. 36), the book demonstrates, all play determining roles in their responses to pop-culture. Policy-makers neglected the promotion of modern folk music, jazz, light entertainment music, pop and rock. We tend to conflate the difference between the two, and thus lose the cultural specificity of ' pop/rock'. The grasps for the pop bottle, phone, and spray bottle demonstrate how our method takes advantage of concavities whenever possible. The stack is then popped so that the open space referred to becomes the active focus space again. The policy then emerged from the mist as 'eclectic, entertaining, brazen, unapologetic in its pop-art aspirations, and consequently mostly under-funded'. There were the usual journalistic tales of inside battles, bargains and betrayals, laced with descents into pop psychology and amateur political science. For instance, one might explain why some entity exists by saying that it popped in, under the laws of nature, from the quantum vacuum. It succeeded in moving pop music from a television ghetto of its own making. If young women like commercial pop music they must do so for purely physical reasons; the mind can play no part. Since when has pop music taken hold of these technological means? This suggests an insight into the creative processes seen from the viewpoint of the producer of pop music. The results of these explorations of typical pop equipment are often experimental by nature, sometimes hardly resembling what we are used to calling pop music. Furthermore, a higher educational level reinforces the cultural capital used in the social action of evaluating pop music. What was this pop music that the younger generation was rejecting as artificial? These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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