Lunk Meaning in English
word
lʌŋk
LUNK
lˈʌŋk
LUNK
التعريف
A 'lunk' is an informal word for a big, strong person who is not very smart or is clumsy. It is sometimes used as an insult to describe someone as a foolish or slow person.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Lunk' is informal, sometimes mildly insulting. Often used for men; pairs with words like 'big', 'dumb', or 'clumsy'. Not commonly used in formal settings. Similar to 'lug', 'oaf', or 'doofus', but emphasizes size and lack of intelligence.
Spanish: bruto - patán - grandullónPortuguese (BR): brutamontes - grandalhãoPortuguese (PT): brutamontes - grandalhãoChinese (Simplified): 大块头（笨拙的人） - 傻瓜Chinese (Traditional): 大塊頭（笨拙的人） - 傻瓜Hindi: मूर्ख - अधबुद्धि व्यक्तिArabic: غبي - أحمق (شخص ضخم وبطيء التفكير)Bengali: বোকা-জোঁক - গাঁট্টাগোট্টা বোকা লোকRussian: болван - дуболомJapanese: 鈍くさい大男 - のろま（男性に対して）Vietnamese: đồ ngốc vụng về - tên to xác vụng vềKorean: 덩치에 비해 멍청한 사람 - 우둔한 덩치Turkish: aptal iri adam - sarsakUrdu: بے وقوف بھاری آدمی - کند ذہنIndonesian: orang besar tapi bodoh - orang dungu bertubuh besar
جمل نموذجية
That lunk dropped the box again.
basic
Don’t be such a lunk in class.
basic
The tall lunk couldn’t fit through the door.
basic
Sometimes my brother acts like a real lunk when he’s sleepy.
natural
Who’s that big lunk standing by the snack table?
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Quit being a lunk and help me move this couch.
natural