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Meanings of bulge in English
Something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings.
Synonyms
Examples for "start"
Examples for "start"
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It's a great way to start the new year. -FieldLevel Media
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Ardern said people also needed to start working from home if possible.
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We start a new year in a state of transatlantic political paralysis.
4
However, she's backing the minister and said this is a good start.
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Peter de Lange agreed the beefed-up government measures were a good start.
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My question does regard such resources, specifically pop culture feminist self-help books.
2
Pornography and other pop culture references are good for use as inspiration.
3
The truth: This week's finest example of chillwave synth-pop meets ambient dream-pop.
4
Demong eventually decided to pop the question following Thursday's individual hill competition.
5
She writes about politics, current events, feminism, human rights and pop culture.
1
Good pouch function requires long term treatment with infliximab in most patients.
2
The pouch has given Impatiens glandulifera one English common name, policeman's helmet.
3
I looked into the pouch the next morning, the British model said.
4
The kangaroo and the miser carry all they love in a pouch.
5
Then clean the pouch of the sheep and fill with the mixture.
1
Tails are knotted with hunger and neglect; bones protrude through the skin.
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The heavy jaws protrude with a hint of ferocity in their set.
3
Her belly did not protrude; it was almost flat, just slightly rounded.
4
The eyes began to stare at him and the tongue to protrude.
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This must be big enough for the camera lens to protrude through.
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Also, when you approach the car, the door handles pop out automatically.
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Here and there men pop out like rabbits from dug-outs and mine-shafts.
3
There are actors that are going to pop out of this festival.
4
As amazing as he is, he didn't pop out of a void.
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He kept on squeezing till I thought my eyes might pop out.
1
As the sheets became smaller, the lines of print would bulge out.
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Now the canvas began to bulge out; now it again dropped.
3
Good qualities bulge out all over him, but they don't count for anything.
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She didn't want her eyes to bulge out of her head.
5
Suddenly the royals were seen slowly to bulge out; the topgallant-sails followed their example.
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But that MiG comes back, anything comes back or around, bug out.
2
If you bug out now, where are you going to go-backto Baldy?
3
Tlitoo picked a bug out of Rissa's fur and swallowed it.
4
Wouldn't their eyes bug out, to see 'em handled like that?-wouldn'tthey, though?'
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You took a year off and got the travel bug out of your system.
1
There's no way to come out of it looking good, he said.
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The field guidance reports usually come out several days after the event.
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He went in almost ten minutes ago, and hasn't come out yet.
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But Ms Tuwhare said some good has come out of the process.
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Good arts policy should come out of accurate information and strong data.
Usage of bulge in English
1
Wherever we see a bulge, there's a sea on the sunlit side.
2
We had the bulge before; he has it now; it's perfectly fair.
3
She was a natural really, hardly much of a bulge at all.
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From the deck they were hidden by the bulge of the world.
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The veins in her hands bulge and I look the other way.
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His muscles were beginning to bulge; his skin produced mottled, hairy patches.
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What the Minister calls for will displace the bulge to another location.
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The bulge atop a pillar or vertical wall is often the crux.
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He felt a sharp-edged bulge against his forehead and shifted position irritably.
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Then another bulge started forming in the road, and another, and another.
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Her face appeared around the bulge of the stove, flushed with delight.
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We had better stand pat and get out on the next bulge.
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The bulge of paralo-ray pistols was plainly visible beneath their flowing robes.
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His father pointed to the bulge of the pistol behind his belt.
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His color-changing cloak made a large bulge in one of his saddlebags.
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The black bulge of a canyon rim blurred in Hare's hot eyes.
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Translations for bulge
Bulge through the time
Bulge across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common