Trunk Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈtɹəŋk/

truhngk

UK

/tɹˈʌŋk/

truhngk

التعريف

A trunk can be the main thick part of a tree, the storage space at the back of a car, or a large strong box used for storing or carrying things.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

In American English, the car storage space is usually "trunk"; in British English, it's usually "boot". Common collocations include "tree trunk", "car trunk", and "storage trunk". Also note a less common meaning: an elephant's nose is also called its "trunk".

• Spanish: maletero - tronco (de árbol) - baúl
• Portuguese (BR): porta-malas - tronco (de árvore) - baú
• Portuguese (PT): bagageira - tronco (de árvore) - baú
• Chinese (Simplified): 后备箱 - 树干 - 大箱子
• Chinese (Traditional): 後車廂 - 樹幹 - 大箱子
• Hindi: डिक्की - पेड़ का तना - बड़ा संदूक
• Arabic: صندوق السيارة - جذع الشجرة - صندوق كبير
• Bengali: তানো - গাড়ির ডিকি - বড় সিন্দুক
• Russian: ствол (дерева) - багажник (автомобиля) - сундук
• Japanese: 幹 - トランク (車) - トランク (収納箱)
• Vietnamese: thân cây - cốp xe - rương lớn
• Korean: 나무줄기 - 트렁크(자동차) - 트렁크(여행용 상자)
• Turkish: gövde (ağaç) - bagaj (araba) - sandık
• Urdu: تنے (درخت) - ڈِکّی (گاڑی) - صندوق
• Indonesian: batang pohon - bagasi mobil - peti besar

جمل نموذجية

The tree has a thick trunk.

basic

I put my bag in the trunk of the car.

basic

The old trunk is full of clothes.

basic

Can you open the trunk? I left the groceries in there.

natural

We sat on a fallen trunk by the river and talked for hours.

natural

My grandmother kept letters and photos in a wooden trunk.

natural