bulk in Italian
bulk in Italian is volume, massa, mole — bulk means the overall size, volume, or mass of something, especially when large.
bulk in Italian
volume
Size, specifically, volume.
massa
Size, specifically, volume.
mole
Size, specifically, volume.
blocco
Any huge body or structure.
grosso
The major part of something.
What does "bulk" mean?
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noun The overall size, volume, or mass of something, especially when large.
"The bulk of the old wardrobe made it hard to carry upstairs."
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noun The main or largest part of something.
"The bulk of her savings went towards a deposit on a flat."
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noun Goods transported or sold in large, unpackaged quantities rather than individually.
"Cafes often buy coffee beans in bulk because it works out cheaper."
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verb To deliberately gain muscle and body weight through diet and training.
"She is bulking this winter by eating more and lifting heavier weights."
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bulk in a sentence
- The bulk of the old wardrobe made it hard to carry upstairs.
- She was surprised by the sheer bulk of the parcel on the porch.
- The bulk of her savings went towards a deposit on a flat.
- The bulk of the work is already finished.
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What is "bulk" in Italian?
"bulk" in Italian is volume, massa, mole. bulk means: The overall size, volume, or mass of something, especially when large.
How do you use "bulk" in a sentence?
Example: "The bulk of the old wardrobe made it hard to carry upstairs." In Italian, "bulk" is volume, massa, mole.
Are there other ways to say "bulk" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "bulk": volume, massa, mole, blocco, grosso.
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