plonk

英 [plɒŋk] 美 [plɑːŋk]

• v. <英>砰砰作响；重击
• n. <英>劣等廉价葡萄酒

英英释义

Noun:

1. a cheap wine of inferior quality

2. the noise of something dropping (as into liquid)

Verb:

1. set (something or oneself) down with or as if with a noise;

   "He planked the money on the table"
   "He planked himself into the sofa"
   

例句

用作动词 (v.)

1. Rain plinks on the vent pipe, and plonks on the patio roof.
   雨点砸在通气管上，砸在露台的房顶上，发出“丁玲”“丁玲”的响声。
2. He plonked the groceries on the kitchen floor.
   他把买的食物杂货砰的一声扔到厨房的地板上了。

用作名词 (n.)

1. Unlike Monsieur Yquem's dodgy plonk, this book is the genuine article.
   不像以奎姆酒先生精心包装过的劣等廉价葡萄酒，本书是货真价实的好文章。

经典引文

• Few people swig the..best claret as if it were common plonk.

  出自：Sunday Telegraph

• Money..plus a bottle of plonk changed hands.

  出自：Match Fishing

• By age three I was plonking away at the piano.

  出自： D. Heffron

近反义词

【近义词】

• plop 扑通声
• plunk （使）发声...
• place 地方
• put 放
• put down 镇压
• set down 记下
• stick 手杖
• dump 倾倒
• pop 发出(砰的响声)...
• lay lie的过去式....
• bung 木塞
• vino 葡萄酒
• booze 豪饮
• plump down 突然而沉重地坠下, 快速...
• plunk down 突然落下
• plump 丰满的
• flump 砰地倒下
• plank 厚板