關於Plunk的意思和用法的提問

A: Basically yes. “Plunk” is maybe a little bit more standardized. “Plonk” can sound a little humorous. But they refer to the same action.

The reason for the different spellings is probably because both of these words originally were trying to imitate a sound. Imagine the sound of dropping a heavy rock in water, or something hitting the bottom of a metal bucket. That is a “plunk” or “plonk” sound.

A: To throw down or put down carelessly.

A: I’ve seen/heard the ”plunk yourself” phrase which means ”sit anywhere you want”

A: Plunk is an onomatopoeic word. It sort of sounds like what it means.
I plunked the glass down on the counter, splashing the water out of it.
He plunked on the keys of the piano, but he doesn’t really know how to play..

A: Both mean to take hold and remove something
Pluck - usually only used in reference to food like fruits and vegetables
But can be used the same as picked it just usually isn’t
Pick - can be used the same but can be used more broadly
Ex: I picked this out for you
I will pluck the feathers

A: "They are determined to support for freedom at last, and no matter how difficult this might be, they never give up."