Definition of plock in English:

plock

verb plɒk

[no object]

Make a short, low clicking sound.
her needle plocked in and out of her embroidery
Synonyms
clicking, click, clack, clacking, click-clack, ticking, tick-tock, snick, snicking, plock, plocking, beat, tap, tapping
click, clack, tick-tock, snick, plock, beat, tap

noun plɒk

A short, low clicking sound.
as modifier when a rock makes contact with the stomach there is a sickly plock sound
Example sentencesExamples
- It scatters away and makes a ‘plock’ sound against a cabinet.
- In a sense it lost its voice with the plock, plock, plock being replaced by the merest muffle of a sound.
- But I haven't had time to stack the china shop with entries to fall plock, plock, plock into place in my absence.
Synonyms
clicking, click, clack, clacking, click-clack, ticking, tick-tock, snick, snicking, plock, plocking, beat, tap, tapping

Origin

1930s: imitative.

单词	plock
释义	Definition of plock in English: plock verb plɒk [no object] Make a short, low clicking sound. her needle plocked in and out of her embroidery Synonyms clicking, click, clack, clacking, click-clack, ticking, tick-tock, snick, snicking, plock, plocking, beat, tap, tapping click, clack, tick-tock, snick, plock, beat, tap noun plɒk A short, low clicking sound. as modifier when a rock makes contact with the stomach there is a sickly plock sound Example sentencesExamples It scatters away and makes a ‘plock’ sound against a cabinet. In a sense it lost its voice with the plock, plock, plock being replaced by the merest muffle of a sound. But I haven't had time to stack the china shop with entries to fall plock, plock, plock into place in my absence. Synonyms clicking, click, clack, clacking, click-clack, ticking, tick-tock, snick, snicking, plock, plocking, beat, tap, tapping Origin 1930s: imitative.
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