Plonk down Meaning in English
expression
plɒŋk/ /ˈdaʊn
PLONK DOWN
plˈɒŋk/ /dˈaʊn
PLONGK DOWN
परिभाषा
To sit down heavily and suddenly, or to put something (like money or an object) down with a sense of heaviness or without care.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Informal and colloquial; often used for sitting carelessly or paying money suddenly ('plonk down cash'). Implies heaviness, lack of care, or abruptness. Common with 'on the sofa', 'in a chair', 'some money', etc. Not usually used for gentle or careful actions.
Spanish: sentarse de golpe - dejar caer (algo/pago) - soltar (dinero)Portuguese (BR): sentar-se de qualquer jeito - largar (dinheiro) - jogar (algo) de qualquer jeitoPortuguese (PT): sentar-se pesadamente - largar (dinheiro) - pousar (algo) com forçaChinese (Simplified): 猛地坐下 - 啪地放下(物品/钱)Chinese (Traditional): 猛地坐下 - 啪地放下(物品/錢)Hindi: धप्प से बैठ जाना - जोर से रख देना (पैसे/चीज़)Arabic: يرتمي فجأة (للجلوس) - يرمي المال فجأة - يضع شيئاً بقوةBengali: হঠাৎ বসে পড়া - জোরে কিছু রাখাRussian: плюхнуться - швырнуть (что-то/деньги)Japanese: ドカッと座る - バンと置くVietnamese: ngồi phịch xuống - đặt (tiền/vật) xuống mạnhKorean: 쿵 하고 앉다 - 툭 내놓다(돈/물건)Turkish: pat diye oturmak - parayı birdenbire vermekUrdu: اچانک بیٹھ جانا - زور سے رکھ دینا (پیسے/چیز)Indonesian: duduk dengan keras - meletakkan (uang/barang) dengan keras
उदाहरण वाक्य
He plonked down on the old armchair after work.
basic
She plonked down the books on the table.
basic
They plonked down some cash at the store.
basic
I just got home and plonked down in front of the TV.
natural
He plonked down his backpack like he didn't care if it broke.
natural
If you want the tickets, you’ll have to plonk down the money now.
natural