C-Pop

Pronunciation: /siː pɒp/

Definitions of C-pop

noun abbreviation for Chinese pop music

Example Sentences

A1 C-pop is a genre of music from China.

A2 Many young people in Asia enjoy listening to C-pop.

B1 C-pop has gained popularity internationally in recent years.

B2 Some C-pop artists collaborate with Western musicians to reach a wider audience.

C1 The production quality of C-pop music videos is often very high.

C2 C-pop concerts attract fans from all over the world.

Examples of C-pop in a Sentence

formal C-pop, short for Chinese popular music, has been gaining international recognition in recent years.

informal I love listening to C-pop, it always puts me in a good mood.

slang Have you heard that new C-pop song? It's fire!

figurative The rise of C-pop symbolizes the growing influence of Chinese culture on the global stage.

Grammatical Forms of C-pop

• past tense: C-popped
• plural: C-pops
• comparative: more C-pop
• superlative: most C-pop
• present tense: C-pop
• future tense: will C-pop
• perfect tense: has C-popped
• continuous tense: is C-popping
• singular: C-pop
• positive degree: very C-pop
• infinitive: to C-pop
• gerund: C-popping
• participle: C-popped

Origin and Evolution of C-pop

First Known Use: 1980 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'C-pop' originated as an abbreviation for 'Chinese pop music'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'C-pop' has come to encompass not only pop music from Mainland China, but also from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other Chinese-speaking regions.