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hulk [hʌlk] n 1. (Transport / Nautical Terms) the body of an abandoned vessel 2. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Disparaging a large or unwieldy vessel 3. Disparaging a large ungainly person or thing 4. (Transport / Nautical Terms) (often plural) the frame or hull of a ship, used as a storehouse, etc., or (esp in 19th-century Britain) as a prison vb
1. (intr) Brit informal to move clumsily 2. (intr; often foll by up) to rise massively [Old English hulc, from Medieval Latin hulca, from Greek holkas barge, from helkein to tow] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
hulk Translations hulk [hʌlk] N hulk hulk [hʌlk] n (abandoned ship) → nave f in disarmo; (building) → costruzione f mastodontica a great hulk of a man (fam) → un colosso hulk [hʌlk] n (abandoned ship) → nave f in disarmo; (building) → costruzione f mastodontica a great hulk of a man (fam) → un colosso n hulk [halk] 1 the body of an old ship from which everything has been taken away. skeepsromp هَيْكَل سَفينَه مَهْجورَه стар негоден кораб vyřazená loď skrog; vrag der Schiffsrumpf κουφάρι πλοίου casco laevakere لاشه كشتی hylky carcasse גוּף סְפִינָה יְשָנָה टूटा हुआ पुराना जहाज trup broda csupasz hajótest rongsokan kapal aflóga skipsskrokkur carcassa 廃船 (옛날의) 감옥선 laivo griaučiai veca/nederīga kuģa korpuss bangkai kapal romp skipsskrog kadłub wraku casco carcasă (de vas) блокшив vyradená loď opuščen ladijski trup rashodovan brod holk, hulk ลำเรือเก่าที่ไม่มีของแล้ว hurda gemi 廢船 корпус старого корабля, непридатного для плавання پرانے جہاز کا ڈھانچا thân một con tàu cũ 废船 2 something or someone enormous and clumsy. kolos, logge mens شَخصٌ أو شيءٌ ضَخْم أو هائِل едър, тромав човек kolos; kolohnát skrummel schwerfälliger Kerl χοντρομπαλάς, αδέξιος armatoste kohmard غول پیکر köntys mastodonte מְסוּרבָּּל भारी भरकम एवं भद्दा व्यक्ति netko ili nešto veliko i zdepasto nagy darab (ember) sesuatu yang besar beljaki; tröllaukinn hlutur omaccione, (uomo grosso e goffo) かさばったもの 몸집이 육중한 사람, 부피가 큰 물건 gremėzdas lempis bagur log stor og klumpet ting; diger brande coś nieporęcznego, ktoś niezgrabny mostrengo matahală увалень kolos; hromotĺk mastodont; motovilo gromada åbäke, klumpeduns สิ่งของหรือคนที่ใหญ่โตเทอะทะ iri yarı ve hantal, izbandut 巨大笨重的物或人 громадище; одоробало لمبا ، تگڑا، بدزیب آدمی یا شے người to xác 巨大笨重的物或人 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A hulk came along- side, took our cargo, and then we went into dry dock to get our copper stripped. The Henrietta entered Queenstown Harbour at one o'clock in the morning, it then being high tide; and Phileas Fogg, after being grasped heartily by the hand by Captain Speedy, left that gentleman on the levelled hulk of his craft, which was still worth half what he had sold it for. Here in thy loneliness the eglantine Weaves her sweet tapestries above thy head, While blow across thy bed, Moist with the dew of heaven, the breezes chill: Fire-fly, will-o'-the-wisp, and wandering star Glow in thy gloom, and naught is heard but the far Chanting of woodman and shepherd from the hill, Naught but the startled bird is seen Soaring away in the moonland sheen, Or the hulk of the scampering beast that fears Their plaintive lays as, to and fro, The pallid singers go. |
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