1.b> , i> (), , , ( , .i>); it has been like plumping into cold water ; he plumped upon his knees beside the bed ; she plumped down next to me on the sofa / ; he plumped down in the rocking chair / ;
2.b> 1) i> i> (), , ; she plumped the box on the table and left / ; plump the bags down anywhere you like , / ;
2) refli> (down) , i> () i> ; i> , ; he rushed in and plumped himself down in a chair / ; he plumped himself down on the bed i> / / ;
3.b> (for) .i> i> (), / ( i>); we finally plumped for the red car rather than the black one ; I think I'll plump for the roast chicken, after all ; they finally plumped for Peter as the best candidate for the job , ;
4.b> (out) .i> (), i> ; I plumped out that St. Paul's was the finest cathedral in England / , -.
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