plonk in Portuguese
plonk in Portuguese is zurrapa — plonk means to put something down heavily or carelessly.
plonk in Portuguese
zurrapa
(uncountable, UK, Irish, Commonwealth, informal) Cheap or inferior everyday wine.
What does "plonk" mean?
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verb To put something down heavily or carelessly.
"He plonked his bag down on the kitchen table."
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noun Cheap or low-quality wine.
"They brought a bottle of plonk to the party."
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noun A dull, hollow sound made by something solid hitting a surface.
"The ball landed with a plonk on the wooden deck."
plonk in a sentence
- He plonked his bag down on the kitchen table.
- She plonked herself into the armchair after the long drive.
- They brought a bottle of plonk to the party.
- The ball landed with a plonk on the wooden deck.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "plonk" in Portuguese?
"plonk" in Portuguese is zurrapa. plonk means: To put something down heavily or carelessly.
How do you use "plonk" in a sentence?
Example: "He plonked his bag down on the kitchen table." In Portuguese, "plonk" is zurrapa.
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