Word: plonk
Category: plonk
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Related words: plonk
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Synonyms: plonk
plop, plunk down, plump, plank, plunk, flump, plump down
Translations: plonk
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spanish
Translations:
morapio, vino peleón, vino barato, peleón
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german
Translations:
gesöff, hinschmeißen, hinhauen, aufbumsen
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french
Translations:
pinard, piquette, piquettes, clapotis
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italian
Translations:
vino ordinario, Plonk, solamente della casa, plonk a, solamente della
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portuguese
Translations:
dedilhar, colocar um borracho lindo, vinho barato
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dutch
Translations:
londonse straten neerzetten, plong
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russian
Translations:
шум, Плонк
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norwegian
Translations:
gjør billigvin, billigvin
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finnish
Translations:
punkku, viini, läjähdys, kumahdus, läjähtää
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danish
Translations:
sprøjt, plumpe
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czech
Translations:
žuchnutí, žuch, hřmotně upustit
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hungarian
Translations:
Plonk
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turkish
Translations:
çarpmak, tam ortasına, kalitesiz şarap, güm diye, kötü çalmak
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greek
Translations:
παφλασμός, πέφτω, παλιόκρασο
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ukrainian
Translations:
Плонк
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bulgarian
Translations:
евтино вино, долнокачествено вино
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belarusian
Translations:
Плонк
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estonian
Translations:
prõmdi viskama, Plonk, Punkku, Läjähdys, Kumahdus
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lithuanian
Translations:
Pigų vyną, Bloga vynas, KRISKITE sunku
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macedonian
Translations:
плаќаат вино
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slovak
Translations:
žuchnutie, žuchnutí
The meaning and "use of": plonk
noun
- a sound as of something being set down heavily. - he sat down with a plonk
- cheap wine of inferior quality. - Spanish wine, which was higher in alcohol than other wines, was regarded mainly as cheaper heady plonk , and better, more expensive, wines were often cut with it.
- set down heavily or carelessly. - she plonked her glass on the table
- play on a musical instrument laboriously or unskillfully. - people plonking around on expensive instruments
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