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pėr|pla's· vt 1 to smack, slam, bang; bounce [a ball] 2 to hurl [ ] to the ground, slam down [ ], dash 3 [Fig] to unload [a burdensome responsibility] onto <> 4 [Fig] to plop [ ] down (in an inappropriate place), clap [ ] (into an undesirable place) • <>[ ] pėrplas· to hit <> with [the plain facts/truth] • <>a pėrplas· derėn nė fytyrė to slam the door in <>'s face • pėrplas· duart to clap hands • pėrplas· kėmbėt to stamp one's feet (with insistence); pound the table, keep insisting • <>a pėrplas· nė fytyrė to say it right to <>'s face • <>a pėrplas·3sg nė sy to say it right to <>'s face pėr|pla's·et vpr 1 to collide; crash: (of waves) dash, (of a ball) bounce, (of glasses) clink 2 to plop; plop down 3 [Fig Colloq] to look for help/support pėr|pla's|je nf ger 1 < pėrpla's·, pėrpla's·et 2 crash |