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plonk
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/plɒŋk/
US
/plɑːŋk/
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plonk
noun
plonks
pl
дешёвое вино
He bought a bottle of plonk for the party.
Он купил бутылку дешёвого вина для вечеринки.
звук падения
There was a loud plonk as the book fell off the shelf.
Раздался громкий звук падения, когда книга упала с полки.
Additional translations
шум
грохот
Synonyms
jug wine
plonk wine
table wine
cheap wine
plonk
verb
plonked
Past Simple
plonked
Past Participle
plonking
Gerund
UK
/plɒŋk/
US
/plɑːŋk/
шлёпнуть
He plonked the book on the table.
Он шлёпнул книгу на стол.
бросить
She plonked herself down on the sofa.
Она бросила себя на диван.
Synonyms
thud
bang
thump
plop
drop
plonk
interjection
UK
/plɒŋk/
US
/plɑːŋk/
Onomatopoeic exclamation representing the sound of a heavy object hitting a surface.
Definitions
plonk
noun
A sound made by a heavy object falling or striking a surface.
The book fell off the shelf with a loud plonk.
Cheap or inferior wine.
They served a bottle of plonk at the party, which was barely drinkable.
plonk
verb
To set down heavily or carelessly.
She plonked the groceries on the kitchen table.
To play a musical instrument, especially a piano, in a clumsy or unskilled manner.
He plonked away at the piano, trying to find the right notes.
plonk
interjection
Used to represent the dull, hollow sound of a heavy object striking a surface.
Plonk! The stone landed in the pond.
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