plop
UK [plɒp] US [plɑ:p] noun only singular informal
■a soft sound like that of something solid dropping lightly into a liquid （物体落水的）扑通声，咚•The stone fell into the water with a plop.那颗石子咚的一声掉进了水里。
UK [plɒp] US [plɑ:p] verb (-pp-)
PUT DOWN 放下
intransitive or transitive [+ adv/prep]
■to sit down or land heavily or without taking care, or to put something down without taking care 重重地坐下；随便地放下•He came and plopped down next to me.他走过来，在我旁边重重坐下。 •Lynn plopped a paper cup down beside her.琳恩把一个纸杯随手放在她身边。
UK [plɒp] US [plɑ:p] verb (-pp-)
SOUND 声音
intransitive usually + adverb or preposition informal
■to fall with a soft sound 咚地落下•I noticed drops of water plopping onto the carpet.我注意到水正滴滴答答往地毯上滴。 |