plonk
/plɒŋk/verb
उच्चारण प्लॉंक
(किसी चीज़ को) धम्म से या लापरवाही से रख देना
Core word
verb
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[T] ~ sth (down) British, informal
to put something down on something, especially noisily or carelessly
(किसी चीज़ को) धम्म से या लापरवाही से रख देना
- He plonked his bag on the table.
- Just plonk the shopping anywhere.
- She plonked a heavy pot on the stove.
+ 2 more examples
- Don't just plonk your books on the bed; put them away.
- He plonked a plate of rice in front of me.
- 2
[T] ~ yourself (down) British, informal
to sit down heavily or carelessly
धम्म से बैठ जाना
- She plonked herself in the front seat.
- He plonked his heavy bag on the desk and sighed.
- After the match he plonked himself down on the sofa.
+ 2 more examples
- The tired traveller plonked down on a bench.
- Radhika plonked herself next to her friend on the bus.
noun
- 1
[U] British, informal
cheap wine that is not of good quality
सस्ती, घटिया शराब
- a bottle of plonk
- The critic called the restaurant's house wine nothing more than plonk.
- It was cheap plonk, but it did for the party.
+ 2 more examples
- He never drank anything better than plonk.
- They served plonk at the party.
- 2
[C, usually singular] informal
a sound like that of something heavy being dropped
धम्म की आवाज़
- The box landed with a loud plonk.
- The pebble fell into the pond with a soft plonk.
- The coin dropped into the well with a loud plonk.
+ 2 more examples
- There was a plonk as the stone hit the water.
- With a soft plonk, the apple fell from the tree.
→Phrasal verbs 2
plonk yourself down
(British, informal) to sit down heavily and without care
धम्म से बैठ जाना, पसर जाना
- He came in and plonked himself down on the sofa.
- Radhika plonked herself down beside me after the race.
plonk sth down
(British, informal) to put something down heavily or carelessly
किसी चीज़ को धम्म से रख देना
- The waiter plonked the plates down in front of us.
- She plonked down her heavy bag and sighed.