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Meanings of plank in English
Usage of plank in English
1
It is also the main plank of the health service reform programme.
2
The 'Golden Grid' is a leading plank in the latest price spike.
3
The noise of the falling plank had almost certainly given them away.
4
More than thirty miles of plank-road is already constructed in the county.
5
Better be killed in hot blood than walk the plank in cold.
6
Reps: Most climbers can hold the plank for up to three minutes.
7
They crossed the plank and wandered arm in arm along the shore.
8
But nothing happened; the cows obstinately refused to step down the plank.
9
Serve the food from the plank, dividing it into portions as necessary.
10
Margaret removed her shoe, carefully placing her right foot on the plank.
11
An iron plank was extended over the side of the prisoners' skiff.
12
In a word I stood unflinchingly on the plank of popular representation.
13
Mr Verloc heard the creaky plank in the floor, and was content.
14
Has anybody walked the plank from this company for this appalling investment?
15
Geoffrey pulled in the plank alone, and started for the eighth canal.
16
And she ran up the gang-plank and called to the lonely Weathercock:
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Plank across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common