Definition of plotz in English:

plotz

verb plɒtspläts

[no object]North American informal

Collapse or be beside oneself with frustration, annoyance, or other strong emotion.
〈北美，非正式〉（因沮丧、愤怒或其他强烈感情）崩溃；十分兴奋，不能自已
lots of directors plotz while making their films
很多导演在制作电影时都兴奋得不能自已。
Example sentencesExamples
- I mean, for real - doesn't this just make you plotz?
- ‘When I found out, when she had graduated from college, I just about plotzed.’
- Mom's about to plotz and I really don't need to hear any more about how you're abandoning them.

Origin

1960s: from Yiddish platsen, literally 'to burst', from Middle High German platzen.

Definition of plotz in US English:

plotz

verbpläts

[no object]North American informal

Collapse or be beside oneself with frustration, annoyance, or other strong emotion.
〈北美，非正式〉（因沮丧、愤怒或其他强烈感情）崩溃；十分兴奋，不能自已
lots of directors plotz while making their films
很多导演在制作电影时都兴奋得不能自已。
Example sentencesExamples
- I mean, for real - doesn't this just make you plotz?
- ‘When I found out, when she had graduated from college, I just about plotzed.’
- Mom's about to plotz and I really don't need to hear any more about how you're abandoning them.

Origin

1960s: from Yiddish platsen, literally ‘to burst’, from Middle High German platzen.

词汇	plotz
释义	Definition of plotz in English: plotz verb plɒtspläts [no object]North American informal Collapse or be beside oneself with frustration, annoyance, or other strong emotion. 〈北美，非正式〉（因沮丧、愤怒或其他强烈感情）崩溃；十分兴奋，不能自已 lots of directors plotz while making their films 很多导演在制作电影时都兴奋得不能自已。 Example sentencesExamples I mean, for real - doesn't this just make you plotz? ‘When I found out, when she had graduated from college, I just about plotzed.’ Mom's about to plotz and I really don't need to hear any more about how you're abandoning them. Origin 1960s: from Yiddish platsen, literally 'to burst', from Middle High German platzen. Definition of plotz in US English: plotz verbpläts [no object]North American informal Collapse or be beside oneself with frustration, annoyance, or other strong emotion. 〈北美，非正式〉（因沮丧、愤怒或其他强烈感情）崩溃；十分兴奋，不能自已 lots of directors plotz while making their films 很多导演在制作电影时都兴奋得不能自已。 Example sentencesExamples I mean, for real - doesn't this just make you plotz? ‘When I found out, when she had graduated from college, I just about plotzed.’ Mom's about to plotz and I really don't need to hear any more about how you're abandoning them. Origin 1960s: from Yiddish platsen, literally ‘to burst’, from Middle High German platzen.
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