PLUNKED - 从英语翻译成西班牙语

I. plunk¹ [美 pləŋk, 英 plʌŋk] 美 动词 trans

plunk

poner

plunk

plantificar 俗

she plunked herself down onto the sofa

se desplomó en el sofá

II. plunk¹ [美 pləŋk, 英 plʌŋk] 美 动词 不及物动词

1. plunk (drop):

plunk

caer

2. plunk (making harsh, heavy sound):

she plunked away at the piano

aporreaba el piano 俗

plunk² 名词 副

plunk → plonk

plonk² [美 plɑŋk, 英 plɒŋk] 名词 U (mediocre wine)

plonk 俗

vino m peleón 俗

plonk 俗

vinacho m 俗

I. plonk¹ [美 plɑŋk, 英 plɒŋk] 动词 trans 英 俗

plonk

plantificar 俗

plonk

poner

she plonked herself down on the sofa

se desplomó en el sofá

II. plonk¹ [美 plɑŋk, 英 plɒŋk] 动词 不及物动词 英

1. plonk (drop):

plonk

caer

2. plonk (make plonking sound):

he plonked away at the piano

aporreaba el piano

III. plonk¹ [美 plɑŋk, 英 plɒŋk] 名词 (sound)

plonk

¡pumba!

plonk

¡plaf!

IV. plonk¹ [美 plɑŋk, 英 plɒŋk] 副

plonk

¡plaf!

it fell plonk onto the floor

cayó ¡plaf! al suelo

plunk [plʌŋk] 名词 美

plunk → plonk

I. plonk² [plɒŋk, 美 plʌŋk] 名词 俗 (sound)

plonk

ruido m sordo

II. plonk² [plɒŋk, 美 plʌŋk] 动词 trans 俗 (set down heavily)

plonk

dejar caer pesadamente

she plonked the books on the table

dejó caer los libros sobre la mesa

plonk¹ [plɒŋk, 美 plʌŋk] 名词 英, 澳 俗

plonk

vino m peleón

I. plunk [plʌŋk] 名词 俗 (sound)

plunk

ruido m sordo

II. plunk [plʌŋk] 动词 trans 俗 (set down heavily)

plunk

dejar caer pesadamente

she plunked the books onto the table

dejó caer pesadamente los libros sobre la mesa

plunk down 动词 trans 俗

plunk down

dejar caer pesadamente

to plunk oneself down on a chair

dejarse caer en una silla

Present

I	plunk
you	plunk
he/she/it	plunks
we	plunk
you	plunk
they	plunk

Past

I	plunked
you	plunked
he/she/it	plunked
we	plunked
you	plunked
they	plunked

Present Perfect

I	have	plunked
you	have	plunked
he/she/it	has	plunked
we	have	plunked
you	have	plunked
they	have	plunked

Past Perfect

I	had	plunked
you	had	plunked
he/she/it	had	plunked
we	had	plunked
you	had	plunked
they	had	plunked

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

Then we plonk the rest on the windowsill, where it gets either under or over-watered to death.

www.dailymail.co.uk

There was none of the familiar consumer behaviour that involved filling cars and vans to the brim with crate upon crate of plonk.

www.independent.co.uk

Cue embarrassment as it's revealed you've rated a cheapo bottle of table plonk above a ferociously expensive vintage.

now-here-this.timeout.com

One guy just plonked himself on the couches and just fell asleep.

www.smh.com.au

I don't really know what it is or means, or how to feel, just being plonked in a space with all these other successful people.

www.independent.co.uk