dunk
泡
definition
verb
she dunked a piece of bread into her coffee
dip (bread or other food) into a drink or soup before eating it.
He lined up 4 guys under the basket and dunked over all of them.
score by shooting the ball down through the basket with the hands above the rim.
noun
I was making everything: jump shots, lay-ups, dunks .
a shot downward into the basket with the hands above the rim.
translation of 'dunk'
verb
泡,
蘸
example
Some historians believe that our ancestors used to 'dunk' pieces of scorched bread into tankards of beer or wine to improve the taste, but it is hard to imagine how foul their brew must have been.
Katrina had to hold herself properly and not slurp up her soup, or 'dunk' bread into it either.
At our school we have several kids that can 'dunk' but can't make the basketball team.
Once I got the ball my one intention was to 'dunk' , and I didn't let anything get in my way.
Tonight there will be row upon row of long tables set up, where the brave gastronome can tuck into boiled snails or 'dunk' fresh bread into pots of hot, unidentified tagine: Morocco is not ideal for vegetarians.
They cheer at jet-engine volume whenever he fades away for a jumper or throws down a thundering 'dunk' off of a fast break.
It's very satisfying to hear the oil sizzling loudly as you 'dunk' the meat in, but for flavour I would recommend the Chinese fondue.
She is also fond of risotto, mild goat's cheese, olives, breadsticks and pitta bread, especially if she can 'dunk' them in some creamy hummus.
He can catch and shoot, can shoot off the dribble and can 'dunk' in the fast break.
Everyone grabs a special fondue fork (a super long fork with two tiny tines), and they spear a piece of food and then 'dunk' it in the pot!
If anything, women's basketball should work to prove that they're above the fascination with the 'dunk' and that they're willing to focus on the right things.
She enjoys it like you would a good olive oil, scanning it for flavour and nuance - I think she'd 'dunk' her bread in it if the artichoke soup hadn't claimed it first.
There's no such thing as a cup of tea or coffee - it's served in bowls and it's quite acceptable to 'dunk' your brioche (but in a nice, polite way).
My method is to 'dunk' each fruit in a glass of champagne and eat it whole while still dripping.
Just 'dunk' them in boiling water for a minute, or layer them up in the dish with your sauces.
They each tore at their individual bagels, spread cream cheese on the torn off piece, and proceeded to 'dunk' the piece in a communal cup of coffee.
Pensioners can have a cup of tea and a biscuit for 5p and all the gardeners roll up to 'dunk' their digestives in the afternoon sunshine.
Make sure your hands are warm - 'dunk' them in hot water to take away any surface chill.
When he 'dunks' the ball, he rises obscenely high, rotates his arms in the air as if doing one of those over-the-head medicine ball exercises, and then unleashes upon the basket.
She took a plate from the top of the dirty stack and 'dunked' it into the water.
You'll have a number of tools at your disposal to rack up the points on the court, along with the usual jump shots, 'dunks' and lay-ups.
I promptly filled the sink with water and 'dunked' my head in, letting my ebony locks flop messily to the sides of my face.
This could be as simple for a player as dousing his face with a stream from a water bottle or 'dunking' his body in a huge tub.
‘So, Chris,’ I said, 'dunking' another cookie, my fifth today, into my milk.
Sneaking over to the cauldron, she quickly 'dunked' the stale loaf into the cauldron.
One tears off a piece of pitka and 'dunks' the torn surface into the choubritsa before eating it.
Even the best 'dunkers' in the world will blow that one with regularity.
She was having a wonderful time, giggling, splashing Minna, 'dunking' Marlene under water.
And that's what I am, I'm an in-the-game 'dunker' .
Old-time herbalists 'dunked' herbs in wine or liquor for this effect.
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