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Meanings of trunk in English
Usage of trunk in English
1
The tree in the foreground is 20 inches in diameter of trunk.
2
Immediately, a great trunk extended from the speck and into the future.
3
A second man brought out a case of beer from his trunk.
4
However, not until recently have any chemoattractants of trunk NCCs been identified.
5
This central trunk then divides into a limited number of major branches.
6
The following night she decided to replace the necklace in the trunk.
7
Then the trunk crashed down across the stake driven in the ground.
8
He tears the picture in two and hurls it into the trunk.
9
Press on the trunk downward and then pull; the stone swings outward.
10
Turn the handle of the kettle toward the trunk of the tree.
11
Twang goes the horn; up goes the trunk; down come the steps.
12
I need to see IDs, and we need to check the trunk.
13
And he began to draw the trunk in through the front gate.
14
And there abode no more but the trunk only in the place.
15
The trunk was not locked; the lid had merely been shut down.
16
Everything unites in the vast body of the trunk; everything comes together.
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Trunk through the time
Trunk across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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