Dictionary entry

Whoops

Pronunciation: /wʊps/

Pronunciation

/wʊps/

Myanmar Meaning

သိသာသည့် အမှား ၊ ပြုမိသည့်အခါ ၊ ခြေချော်သည့် အခါ ၊ ပြောဆိုသည့် အံ့သြမှု ၊ တောင်းပန်မှုဆိုင်ရာ အာမေဋိတ်စကား။

Definition

whoops /wƱps/ interj ( infml ) (က) (တစ္ခုခု မေတာ္တဆ ျဖစ္ေတာ့မလို အခ်ိန္မ်ဳိး၌ သံုးတတ္ေသာ အာေမၮိတ္)။ Whoops! I nearly dropped the tray. (ခ) (တစ္ခုခု ျပဳမွား၊ ေျပာမွားမိရာ၌ ဘြာခတ္ သံုးတတ္ေသာ အာေမၮိတ္)။

Examples

  1. ‘I'm taking the lava lamp
  2. I'm going one
  3. two
  4. three
  5. four - whoops
  6. five.’
  7. ‘You're innocently playing around on the internet when - whoops - you accidentally buy a car belonging to Elvis Presley.’
  8. ‘Currently
  9. it looks as if you are being inundated by nothing but orange
  10. whoops
  11. I mean ‘saffron’.’
  12. ‘Everything is sensibly on track until he wakes up in bed with Becky - a dancer at his bachelor party
  13. and also
  14. Karen's cousin.’
  15. ‘They simply went to all the trouble of cutting a deal with Sony to push the CD
  16. and then suddenly remember - whoops - that they'd already made this deal with Antigone Rising.’
  17. ‘And we said
  18. it isn't five or six years
  19. it's one or two years.’
  20. ‘Oh
  21. that's only when you aren't one of the Times Illuminati.’
  22. ‘So we're in the pleasant position of not having to ask anyone for money to support our blogging habit
  23. I mean to support our blogging.’
  24. ‘At the time
  25. I took a lot of criticism by people saying it's not happening to any of us - and whoops!’
  26. ‘But then
  27. here comes an eyewitness that places him taking the car and bringing it back
  28. covered in mud
  29. 1
  30. 000 miles on the odometer.’
  31. ‘When Bull similarly asked people how many songs users listened to
  32. it turned out that - whoops - nobody really needed 10
  33. 000 tunes.’
  34. ‘That was the consensus on the left - until
  35. whoops!’
  36. ‘But - whoops - there was no labeling and tracking of the altered corn
  37. which was planted by U.S. farmers on 350
  38. 000 acres this year.’
  39. ‘His arms started flailing
  40. and whoops! he was heading backwards again.’
  41. ‘But whoops - the wifi isn't turned on at this location.’
  42. ‘It was then discovered that
  43. $130
  44. 000 had disappeared from NT's bank account over four years.’
  45. ‘And I walk by his desk and
  46. accidentally knock off his notebook.’
  47. ‘Oh
  48. it turns out I didn't recall correctly - such depraved weddings have
  49. to my knowledge
  50. always been legal.’
  51. ‘He slipped up in his police statement and said
  52. in fact
  53. while we were driving around
  54. I mean
  55. while I was driving around
  56. whoops.’
  57. ‘I'm walking along
  58. carrying Jackson
  59. and then whoops!’