Pop out
/pɒp aut/B2
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1. To go out briefly, usually unexpectedly or quickly.
- I'll just pop out to get some milk.
- He popped out for a quick smoke.
2. To emerge or appear suddenly from a place.
- The rabbit popped out of its hole.
- She was surprised when her friend popped out from behind the door.
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