plunk 的 4 个定义
- to pluck; twang: to plunk a guitar.
- to throw, push, put, drop, etc., heavily or suddenly; plump: Plunk down your money. She plunked herself down on the seat.
- to push, shove, toss, etc.: to plunk the ball over the net; to plunk a pencil into a drawer.
- to give forth a twanging sound.
- to drop heavily or suddenly; plump: to plunk down somewhere and take a nap.
- act or sound of plunking.
- Informal. a direct, forcible blow.
- Slang. a dollar.
- Informal. with a plunking sound.
- Informal. squarely; exactly: The tennis ball landed plunk in the middle of the net.
plunk 近义词
throw down
更多plunk例句
- The program can plunk users in virtual seats around a digital space and use the headgear’s internal motion sensors to track participants’ head movements.
- The agency’s refusal to greenlight a Bitcoin ETF, says Selkis, has created a system that enriches the wealthy—those who can plunk down $50,000 to take part in Grayscale’s private offerings—while stiffing ordinary investors.
- Some initially questioned why Facebook plunked a seemingly staggering sum to acquire a messaging app.
- When the deal was announced, many were stunned that Facebook would plunk down a billion dollars for a company with 13 employees.
- That explains why SoftBank’s Vision Fund and Honda plunked down more than a billion dollars of investment in Cruise last year.
- Sure, the universe of Americans willing to plunk down for an electric sports car is small.
- Cash flinched again, wavered, swallowed twice, and got up so abruptly that Lovin Child sat down again with a plunk.
- He heard something hum past his head and plunk into the pilot house behind him.
- He had lots of plunk; which accounted for Matey's choice of him as a friend among the juniors.
- It came flying plunk out through the front window—and it stuck right into a tree like a dagger.
- In some hidden spot outside the temple something went plunk.