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| gen. |
plump |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
flop down/into (pf of плюхать); plump down (pf of плюхать) |
| inf. |
slap dash; flop (down, into); plump (down); drop (напр., сумку кому-н. на колени Pickman) |
| Makarov. |
flop down; plop into; plop upon |
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плюхнуться v
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| gen. |
plunk; sit down with a flop; plop down (I plopped down on my bed. Tony19); land with a wallop; fall with a wallop; clash (Sergei Aprelikov); plonk oneself down (на сидение Aly19); flop down; plop (alikssepia); flop; plump ([MDu plompen, to plump, of echoic orig.]; to fall suddenly or with full impact); plonk (He plonked his books on the table; She plonked herself down in front of the fire) |
| amer. |
whop |
| dial., inf. |
wallop |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
flop down/into (pf of плюхаться); plump down (pf of плюхаться); fall down heavily (pf of плюхаться); strike against while falling (pf of плюхаться) |
| inf. |
flop (down, into); fall heavily (down); plump (down); strike (against); pancake (Andrey Truhachev); slump (Abysslooker); whop ([< ME wappen, to whop, prob. echoic]; to hit, strike, beat, etc.) |
| Makarov. |
go flop; go down with a wallop; plop into; plop upon |
| Makarov., inf. |
plunk down |
| slang |
pancake landing |