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bulk
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/bʌlk/
US
/bʌlk/
bulk up
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bulk
noun
bulks
pl
объем
The bulk of the cargo was stored in the lower deck.
Объем груза был размещен на нижней палубе.
основная часть
The bulk of the work was completed by the deadline.
Основная часть работы была завершена к сроку.
масса
The bulk of the population lives in urban areas.
Масса населения живет в городских районах.
Additional translations
груда
нагромождение
корпус
Synonyms
magnitude
capacity
substance
weight
size
volume
mass
bulk
verb
bulked
Past Simple
bulked
Past Participle
bulking
Gerund
UK
/bʌlk/
US
/bʌlk/
увеличиваться
The muscles bulk up with regular exercise.
Мышцы увеличиваются при регулярных упражнениях.
нагромождаться
The paperwork began to bulk on his desk.
Бумажная работа начала нагромождаться на его столе.
Additional translations
сгрудиться
Synonyms
accumulate
amass
increase
expand
enlarge
bulk
adjective
UK
/bʌlk/
US
/bʌlk/
Used attributively before another noun to mean ‘in large quantities, not packaged’ (e.g. “bulk cargo”, “bulk sales”).
Definitions
bulk
noun
The mass or magnitude of something large.
The bulk of the cargo was loaded onto the ship.
The main or greater part of something.
The bulk of the work was completed by the end of the day.
Goods or cargo not in packages or containers.
The ship was designed to carry bulk such as grain and coal.
The body of a large person.
His bulk made it difficult for him to fit into the small car.
Indigestible dietary fibre that adds volume to food and aids digestion.
Whole-grain cereals supply the bulk needed for a healthy digestive system.
bulk
verb
To appear or seem large, significant, or important (often followed by "large" or "big").
Concerns about climate change bulked large in the committee's discussions.
To swell or expand in size.
The dough began to bulk as it rose in the warm kitchen.
To make something larger or more substantial by adding to it; pad or expand (usually followed by "out" or "up").
The editor bulked out the article with additional statistics and quotes.
bulk
adjective
(of goods, supplies, etc.) Not packaged; in large quantities; wholesale.
The company offers lower prices for bulk purchases.
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