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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

The meaning of "pop out to the 7-11"

Hello. I'm portuguese English Language Teacher and I'm desesperate because I can't find the meaning of the expression "I pop out to the 7-11" anywhere.

I believe it's an american expression.

If someone could help me I would be eternally grateful.

Thank you
  

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When you "pop out" somewhere you go somewhere quickly. The 7-11 is a convenience store. The person is making a quick trip to a little store - maybe for a soda, some cigarettes, whatever.

— BarbaraPA

  • When you "pop out" somewhere you go somewhere quickly.
  • The 7-11 is a convenience store.
  • The person is making a quick trip to a little store - maybe for a soda, some cigarettes, whatever.
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When you "pop out" somewhere you go somewhere quickly.

The 7-11 is a convenience store.

The person is making a quick trip to a little store - maybe for a soda, some cigarettes, whatever.
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