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Meanings of chunk in English

Portuguese
torrão
Catalan
tros
Spanish
bultito

A compact mass.

torrão
Catalan
ajuntar
Spanish
aglomerar

Group or chunk together in a certain order or place side by side.

ajuntar
Usage of chunk in English
1
The truth is, that's good enough for a large chunk of consumers.
Wired
2
The bolt came free, along with a good chunk of the wall.
Succubi like it hot
3
When Katy left, a good chunk of my heart went with her.
Bones of the Lost
4
Myself, I'd say there's a reasonable chunk of story left to tell.
Broken angels
5
You're talking a good chunk of the Royal Navy's construction budget there.
Echoes Of Honor
6
It's a chunk of time and means you often miss a season.
The Irish Times
7
Glasgow's got a good chunk of that market but not for Galileo.
BBC
8
This means a large chunk of employees' per diem spending goes unchecked.
Reuters
9
Salvatore was also owed a serious chunk of change by 38 Studios.
Wired
10
Miami has an admittedly large Hispanic population, but…but…a large chunk is Cuban.
The Guardian
11
Syriza wants to cancel austerity measures and a chunk of Greek debt.
Reuters
12
Social care services will also seek a significant chunk of the £5bn.
The Guardian
13
Between them, they cover a fair chunk of the global consumer marketplace.
The Guardian
14
But a large chunk of Tokyo Electron's stock is already held overseas.
Reuters
15
It is used in the Metaverse to represent a chunk of data.
Snow Crash
16
The shark had taken a chunk of his left shoulder and cheek.
The bourne objective
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Translations for chunk
Chunk through the time
Chunk across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
South Africa
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