plop
/plɒp/noun
उच्चारण प्लॉप
छप (पानी में कुछ गिरने की आवाज़), टप
Basic word
noun
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[C, usually sing.]
a short soft sound like that of a small object dropping into water
छप (पानी में कुछ गिरने की आवाज़), टप
- The stone fell into the pond with a plop.
- We heard the plop of frogs jumping into the water.
- There was a soft plop as the coin hit the water.
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- The fruit dropped from the tree with a plop.
- I heard the plop of raindrops in the bucket.
verb
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[I] + adv./prep.
to fall, making a plop
छप से गिरना, टप से गिरना
- A frog plopped into the water.
- Rain plopped onto the tin roof.
- Something plopped into the pond in the dark.
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- Tears plopped onto the page as she read the letter.
- The frog plopped off the rock into the river.
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[T] ~ sth + adv./prep. informal
to drop or put something somewhere carelessly
(किसी चीज़ को) लापरवाही से रख देना या डाल देना
- She plopped her bag on the table and sat down.
- He plopped the vegetables into the pot.
- She plopped a spoonful of curd onto my plate.
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- Don't just plop your clothes on the floor.
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[I, T] ~ (yourself) down informal
to sit or lie down heavily or in a relaxed way
धम्म से बैठ जाना या लेट जाना
- He plopped down on the sofa after work.
- The children plopped themselves down in front of the television.
- The tired travellers plopped down on the bench.
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- She plopped into her chair and sighed.
- After the match, he plopped on the grass to rest.