plump for (someone or something)

1. To choose, select, or opt for something. Primarily heard in UK. I plumped for the steak, but I wish I had gone with the chicken. In the end, we just plumped for the cheesy action movie.

2. To actively support someone or something. Don't say a bad word about that candidate to Mary—she's been plumping for him all year.

plump for someone or something

to support or promote someone or something. Henry spent a lot of energy plumping for Bill, who was running for vice president. She spent a lot of time plumping for our candidate.

词组	plump for (someone or something)
释义	plump for (someone or something) plump for (someone or something) 1. To choose, select, or opt for something. Primarily heard in UK. I plumped for the steak, but I wish I had gone with the chicken. In the end, we just plumped for the cheesy action movie. 2. To actively support someone or something. Don't say a bad word about that candidate to Mary—she's been plumping for him all year. See also: plump Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. plump for someone or something to support or promote someone or something. Henry spent a lot of energy plumping for Bill, who was running for vice president. She spent a lot of time plumping for our candidate. See also: plump McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: plump for opt in opt in (to something) opt out opt out (of something) choose among smother smother (someone or something) with (something) smother with top with
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