pop in
make a short visit
to visit a place or person for a short time, usually casually and without much planning
I'll pop in on my way home and see how your mum's doing.
"pop" — same verb, different meanings
Phrasal verbs built on "pop" — same verb, but the particle changes the meaning. Pick the one that fits.
pop
in
pop into visit a place or person for a short time, usually casually and without much planningI'll pop in on my way home and see how your mum's doing.
out
pop outto go out somewhere for a short time and come back soonI'm just going to pop out for some milk, back in five.
to the shops
pop to the shopsTo go out for a short time to buy something at the shops, often nearby.I'm just going to pop to the shops for some milk.
up
pop upwhen a window, message or notification appears suddenly on your screenA message popped up saying my storage was full.
pop out
leave for a short time
to go out somewhere for a short time and come back soon
I'm just going to pop out for some milk, back in five.
pop to the shops
go out briefly
To go out for a short time to buy something at the shops, often nearby.
I'm just going to pop to the shops for some milk.
pop up
appear suddenly on screen
when a window, message or notification appears suddenly on your screen
A message popped up saying my storage was full.