| 单词 | plop |
| 释义 | plop I. intransitive verb 1. < the first large drops … plopping loudly on the tar-paper roofs — Donald Windham > < terrapins sliding down the mud banks and plopping into the water — Gerald Durrell > < began to shake the branches … oranges plopped down — Evelyn Eaton > 2. < she plopped into a chair > < weary troops … plopped down beside their infantry kits — W.R.Moore > transitive verb < plopped the tray on the coffee table — Nancy Rutledge > < picked up the silvery wriggling fish … and plopped them into burlap bags — J.M.Brinnin > II. < the soft plop of a fish jumping — Shirley A. Grau > < the plop of a toad on the stones — Josephine Johnson > < the plop of the heavy ball against the leather of the mitt — Donald Windham > — often used interjectionally III. < emptied its contents … plop, from a height on to my solar plexus — Aldous Huxley > < plop came the ball down to the corner of the green — Harry Vardon > |
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