Chuck in Greek
Chuck in Greek is Τσακ, τσοκ — Chuck means a cut of beef from the shoulder area, or the meat itself.
Chuck in Greek
Τσακ
Pronounced: Tsak
A form of the male given name Charles, of mostly American usage.
τσοκ
Pronounced: tsok
(mechanical engineering) A mechanical device that holds an object firmly in place, for example holding a drill bit in a high-speed rotating drill or grinder.
What does "Chuck" mean?
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noun A cut of beef from the shoulder area, or the meat itself.
"She browned the chuck for the stew."
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noun A device that grips a drill bit, workpiece, or similar object firmly in place.
"Loosen the chuck to swap out the drill bit."
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verb Informal: to throw something, often carelessly.
"He chucked the ball across the yard to the dog."
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verb Informal: to discard or throw something away.
"You can chuck those old newspapers in the recycling."
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Chuck in a sentence
- She browned the chuck for the stew.
- Loosen the chuck to swap out the drill bit.
- He chucked the ball across the yard to the dog.
- Just chuck your coat on the chair, it's fine.
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What is "Chuck" in Greek?
"Chuck" in Greek is Τσακ, τσοκ. Chuck means: A cut of beef from the shoulder area, or the meat itself.
How do you pronounce Τσακ?
"Chuck" in Greek is Τσακ, pronounced "Tsak".
How do you use "Chuck" in a sentence?
Example: "She browned the chuck for the stew." In Greek, "Chuck" is Τσακ, τσοκ.
Are there other ways to say "Chuck" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Chuck": Τσακ, τσοκ.
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