| 释义 |
plung rare.|plʌŋ|
[Echoic.]
A resonant noise as of a tennis racket striking a ball.
1952J. Betjeman First & Last Loves ii. 13 So that the real Bournemouth is all pines and pines and pines and flowering shrubs, lawns, begonias, azaleas, bird-song, dance tunes, the plung of the racket and creak of the basket chair. 1954― Few Late Chrysanthemums 69 ‘Oh! Plung!’ my tauten'd strings would call, ‘Oh! Plung! my darling, break my strings.’ |