hunk in Lithuanian
hunk in Lithuanian is riekė, tikras vyras — hunk means a large, thick piece of something.
hunk in Lithuanian
riekė
A large or dense piece of something.
tikras vyras
(informal) An attractive man, especially one who is muscular.
What does "hunk" mean?
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noun A large, thick piece of something.
"She cut off a hunk of cheese for the platter."
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noun (informal) A muscular, attractive man.
"The film cast a hunk as the romantic lead."
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hunk in a sentence
- She cut off a hunk of cheese for the platter.
- A cowherd was sitting by the roadside eating this food, and as he was one of those pudding-faced, basin-clipped, decent fellows, he cut off two medium great hunks of bread and cheese for them.
- The film cast a hunk as the romantic lead.
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What is "hunk" in Lithuanian?
"hunk" in Lithuanian is riekė, tikras vyras. hunk means: A large, thick piece of something.
How do you use "hunk" in a sentence?
Example: "She cut off a hunk of cheese for the platter." In Lithuanian, "hunk" is riekė, tikras vyras.
Are there other ways to say "hunk" in Lithuanian?
Yes — Lithuanian has 2 translations listed for "hunk": riekė, tikras vyras.
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