plonk

verb

/plɒŋk/

/plɑːŋk/

(especially British English)

(North American English usually plunk)

(informal)

动词形式

present simple I / you / we / they plonk	/plɒŋk/ /plɑːŋk/
he / she / it plonks	/plɒŋks/ /plɑːŋks/
past simple plonked	/plɒŋkt/ /plɑːŋkt/
past participle plonked	/plɒŋkt/ /plɑːŋkt/
-ing form plonking	/ˈplɒŋkɪŋ/ /ˈplɑːŋkɪŋ/

plonk something + adv./prep. to put something down on something, especially noisily or carelessly随意放下；砰然扔下
- He plonked the books down on the table.他砰的一声把书扔到了桌子上。
- Just plonk your bag anywhere.把你的袋子随便搁在哪儿吧。
plonk yourself (down) to sit down heavily or carelessly重重地坐下；不经意地坐下
- He just plonked himself down and turned on the TV.他一屁股坐下来，打开了电视。

词源verb late 19th cent. (originally dialect): imitative; compare with plunk.

plonk

noun

/plɒŋk/

/plɑːŋk/

(especially British English, informal)

[uncountable] cheap wine that is not of good quality廉价劣质酒；便宜酒
- a bottle of the local plonk一瓶当地小吃
[countable, usually singular] a low sound like that of something heavy falling and hitting a surface（重物落下碰到物体表面发出的）砰的声响，扑通声
- She sat down with a plonk.她扑通一声坐下来。

词源noun sense 1 1930s (originally Australian): probably an alteration of blanc in French vin blanc ‘white wine’. noun sense 2 late 19th cent. (originally dialect): imitative; compare with plunk.