chuck in Portuguese
chuck in Portuguese is pá, mandril — chuck means a cut of beef from the shoulder area, or the meat itself.
chuck in Portuguese
pá
(cooking) Meat from the shoulder of a cow or other animal.
mandril
(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.
"Chuck makes a rich, tender casserole when cooked slowly for hours."
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noun A device that grips a drill bit, workpiece, or similar object firmly in place.
"The carpenter tightened the chuck until the wood no longer wobbled."
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verb Informal: to throw something, often carelessly.
"Chuck me that towel, would you? I'm dripping wet."
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verb Informal: to discard or throw something away.
"I'm going to chuck these broken headphones in the bin."
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chuck in a sentence
- Chuck makes a rich, tender casserole when cooked slowly for hours.
- The butcher recommended chuck for the burgers because it has plenty of flavour.
- The carpenter tightened the chuck until the wood no longer wobbled.
- A drill chuck can wear out if you overtighten it too often.
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What is "chuck" in Portuguese?
"chuck" in Portuguese is pá, mandril. chuck means: A cut of beef from the shoulder area, or the meat itself.
How do you use "chuck" in a sentence?
Example: "Chuck makes a rich, tender casserole when cooked slowly for hours." In Portuguese, "chuck" is pá, mandril.
Are there other ways to say "chuck" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "chuck": pá, mandril.
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