hulk

英 [hʌlk]

美 [hʌlk]

n.  (车、船等的)残骸; 高大的人; (尤指)高大粗笨的人; (尤指令人紧张或害怕的)庞然大物
vi.  赫然显现; 笨重地移动

复数：hulks　第三人称单数：hulks　过去式：hulked　现在分词：hulking　过去分词：hulked　

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Collins.1 / BNC.15605 / COCA.19575

牛津词典

noun

• （车、船等的）残骸
  the main part of an old vehicle, especially a ship, that is no longer used
  1. the hulk of a wrecked ship
     遇难轮船的残骸
• 高大的人；（尤指）高大粗笨的人
  a very large person, especially one who moves in an awkward way
  1. a great hulk of a man
     粗笨的大汉
• （尤指令人紧张或害怕的）庞然大物
  a very large object, especially one that causes you to feel nervous or afraid

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 巨大的残骸;大型废弃物
  Thehulk ofsomething is the large, ruined remains of it.
  1. ...the ruined hulk of the old church tower...
     古老教堂钟楼的残垣断壁
  2. I could make out the gutted hulk of the tanker.
     我可以辨认出油船破烂不堪的残骸。
• N-COUNT （令人恐惧的）庞然大物
  You usehulkto describe anything which is large and seems threatening to you.
  1. I followed his big hulk into the house.
     我跟在他魁梧的身躯后面进了屋子。

英英释义

noun

• a ship that has been wrecked and abandoned
• a very large person
  Synonym:giantheavyweightwhale

verb

• appear very large or occupy a commanding position
  1. The huge sculpture predominates over the fountain
  2. Large shadows loomed on the canyon wall
  Synonym:loomtowerpredominate

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