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View usage for: (plɒŋk) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense plonks, present participle plonking, past tense, past participle plonked1. verbIf you plonk something somewhere, you put it or drop it there heavily and carelessly. [British, informal] She plonked the bags on the counter. [VERB noun preposition/adverb] regional note: in AM, use plunk 2. verbIf you plonk yourself somewhere, you sit down carelessly without paying attention to the people around you. [British, informal] Steve plonked himself down on a seat and stayed motionless as the bus moved away. [V pron-refl adv/prep] regional note: in AM, use plunk 3. uncountable nounPlonk is cheap or poor quality wine. [mainly British, informal] 4. singular noun & countable nounA plonk is a heavy, hollow sound. [mainly British] ...the dry plonk of tennis balls. [+ of] Then plonk, down went the fork. plonk in British English 1 (plɒŋk) verb1. (often foll by down) to drop or be dropped, esp heavily or suddenly he plonked the money on the table noun2. the act or sound of plonking exclamation3. an exclamation imitative of this sound plonk in British English 2 (plɒŋk) noun British, Australian and New Zealand informal alcoholic drink, usually wine, esp of inferior quality Word origin C20: perhaps from French blanc white, as in vin blanc white wine plonk in American English 1 (plɑŋk) verb transitive, verb intransitive, noun plonk in American English 2 (plɑŋk) noun British, Informal cheap, inferior wine Word origin < ? Fr (vin) blanc, white (wine) Examples of 'plonk' in a sentenceplonk Word lists withplonk Wine terms Chinese translation of 'plonk' n (u) - (Brit, inf, = wine)
劣质(質)酒 (lièzhìjiǔ)
vt to plonk sth down on sth 把某物重重地放在某物上 (bǎ mǒuwù zhòngzhòng de fàng zài mǒuwù shang)
to plonk o.s. down (on sth) 猛地坐下(坐在某处(處)) (měng de zuò xià (zuò zài mǒuchù)) - plod
- plod along
- plod along with
- plonk
- plot
- plough
- plough back
- to plonk sth down on sth
- to plonk o.s. down (on sth)
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