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Definition of whoops in English: whoops(also whoops-a-daisy) exclamation wʊps British informal Expressing mild dismay or regret (used when someone has had an accident or made a mistake) 〈非正式〉哎哟（表示出事故或犯错时的沮丧、遗憾等） Whoops! I nearly dropped it 哎哟！我差点把它给摔了。 Example sentencesExamples - I'm taking the lava lamp, I'm going one, two, three, four - whoops, five.
- But then, whoops, here comes an eyewitness that places him taking the car and bringing it back, covered in mud, 1,000 miles on the odometer.
- You're innocently playing around on the internet when - whoops - you accidentally buy a car belonging to Elvis Presley.
- It was then discovered that, whoops, $130,000 had disappeared from NT's bank account over four years.
- I'm walking along, carrying Jackson, and then whoops!
- Everything is sensibly on track until he wakes up in bed with Becky - a dancer at his bachelor party, and also, whoops, Karen's cousin.
- At the time, I took a lot of criticism by people saying it's not happening to any of us - and whoops!
- But whoops - the wifi isn't turned on at this location.
- Oh, whoops, it turns out I didn't recall correctly - such depraved weddings have, to my knowledge, always been legal.
- So we're in the pleasant position of not having to ask anyone for money to support our blogging habit, whoops, I mean to support our blogging.
- And we said, whoops, it isn't five or six years, it's one or two years.
- Oh, whoops, that's only when you aren't one of the Times Illuminati.
- His arms started flailing, and whoops! he was heading backwards again.
- And I walk by his desk and, whoops, accidentally knock off his notebook.
- They simply went to all the trouble of cutting a deal with Sony to push the CD, and then suddenly remember - whoops - that they'd already made this deal with Antigone Rising.
- He slipped up in his police statement and said, in fact, while we were driving around, I mean, while I was driving around, whoops.
- Currently, it looks as if you are being inundated by nothing but orange, whoops, I mean ‘saffron’.
- When Bull similarly asked people how many songs users listened to, it turned out that - whoops - nobody really needed 10,000 tunes.
- But - whoops - there was no labeling and tracking of the altered corn, which was planted by U.S. farmers on 350,000 acres this year.
- That was the consensus on the left - until, whoops!
Origin1920s: probably an alteration of upsy-daisy; compare with oops. Definition of whoops in US English: whoopsexclamation informal Whoops! I nearly dropped it 哎哟！我差点把它给摔了。 another term for oops Example sentencesExamples - That was the consensus on the left - until, whoops!
- You're innocently playing around on the internet when - whoops - you accidentally buy a car belonging to Elvis Presley.
- But whoops - the wifi isn't turned on at this location.
- He slipped up in his police statement and said, in fact, while we were driving around, I mean, while I was driving around, whoops.
- But then, whoops, here comes an eyewitness that places him taking the car and bringing it back, covered in mud, 1,000 miles on the odometer.
- Currently, it looks as if you are being inundated by nothing but orange, whoops, I mean ‘saffron’.
- Everything is sensibly on track until he wakes up in bed with Becky - a dancer at his bachelor party, and also, whoops, Karen's cousin.
- Oh, whoops, that's only when you aren't one of the Times Illuminati.
- But - whoops - there was no labeling and tracking of the altered corn, which was planted by U.S. farmers on 350,000 acres this year.
- When Bull similarly asked people how many songs users listened to, it turned out that - whoops - nobody really needed 10,000 tunes.
- It was then discovered that, whoops, $130,000 had disappeared from NT's bank account over four years.
- His arms started flailing, and whoops! he was heading backwards again.
- At the time, I took a lot of criticism by people saying it's not happening to any of us - and whoops!
- They simply went to all the trouble of cutting a deal with Sony to push the CD, and then suddenly remember - whoops - that they'd already made this deal with Antigone Rising.
- I'm taking the lava lamp, I'm going one, two, three, four - whoops, five.
- So we're in the pleasant position of not having to ask anyone for money to support our blogging habit, whoops, I mean to support our blogging.
- And I walk by his desk and, whoops, accidentally knock off his notebook.
- Oh, whoops, it turns out I didn't recall correctly - such depraved weddings have, to my knowledge, always been legal.
- And we said, whoops, it isn't five or six years, it's one or two years.
- I'm walking along, carrying Jackson, and then whoops!
Origin1920s: probably an alteration of upsy-daisy; compare with oops. |