pop-up
- noun
- /ˈpɑːpˌʌp/
- Texting
- The financial commitment is too risky, but pop-up stores offer an affordable alternative.
Yeah, so my pop up shop, how did it go?
- Yeah, so my pop up shop, how did it go?
- We've started doing some really fun pop up classes in different cities.
- I do want to say Pop Up Shop before the launch as well in Brighton.
- The fact that you just pinched pitched me you want to do a pop up event.
- They're also two different cafes, a bookstore and a sort of pop up university that has been set up by this church group.
- In some ways, when we're creating like pop up restaurants or pop up brand experiences super hot right now, right?
- Sometimes they have events in your area, like I went to a pop up like DJ at this arena thing for ABBA.
- And they have little pop up stands at corners of where they have like little small libraries and their books there.
Examples
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Locals and tourists alike are also gobbling up Olympic memorabilia at pop-up stores from Hyde Park to East London.
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Louis Vuitton celebrates the opening of the first pop-up shoe store at Level Shoe District, Dubai.
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Yeah, so my pop up shop, how did it go?
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I do want to say Pop Up Shop before the launch as well in Brighton.
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So when places have pop up shops, I'm all about it.
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We've started doing some really fun pop up classes in different cities.
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For a gift store, it might be to run pop-up stores around town for a percentage.
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It was merely a promotional pop-up shop.
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Don't be surprised to find a line wrapped around the block for this occasional pop-up market.
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The pop-up shop featured local artisans and was only open for two weeks.
Synonyms
A temporary shop or event that opens in a place for a short time
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Etymology
The word pop-up comes from pop ('to appear suddenly') and up ('to rise' or 'appear'). A pop-up shop or event 'pops up' in a place for a short time, so the name tells you it is temporary.