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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   plunk

   • IPA[pləNGk]

   美式

   • v.
     play a keyboard or plucked stringed instrument, especially in an inexpressive or unskilled way；hit (someone) abruptly
   • n.
     the sound made by abruptly plucking a string of a stringed instrument；a heavy blow.

   • verb: plunk, 3rd person present: plunks, gerund or present participle: plunking, past tense: plunked, past participle: plunked

   • noun: plunk, plural noun: plunks

2. • 釋義

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. play a keyboard or plucked stringed instrument, especially in an inexpressive or unskilled way I got a guitar when I was twelve and started plunking away on it
   • 2. US hit (someone) abruptly he plunked him in the back
   • 3. North American put or set (something) down heavily or abruptly she plunked her purse on top of the bar
   • ▪ pay (money) on the spot or abruptly I gladly plunked down my ten dollars
   • ▪ sit down in a hurried or undignified way she plunks herself down on the stool

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. the sound made by abruptly plucking a string of a stringed instrument the singing was punctuated by the plunks of the guitar
   • 2. US a heavy blow.
3. • 更多解釋

   plunk

   • IPA[plʌŋk]

   英式

   • v.
     play a keyboard or plucked stringed instrument in an inexpressive way: I got a guitar when I was twelve and started plunking away on it
   • n.
     the sound made by abruptly plucking a string of a stringed instrument: the singing was punctuated by the plunks of the guitar

   Oxford Dictionary