hulk

UK
/hʌlk/
US
/hʌlk/

Translations

hulknoun
hulks
множ.
UK
/hʌlk/
US
/hʌlk/
The hulk of a man stood in the doorway, blocking the light.
Громила стоял в дверях, заслоняя свет.
The ship's hulk was found at the bottom of the ocean.
Корпус корабля был найден на дне океана.
Additional translations
останки корабля
hulkverb
hulked
Прошедшее простое время
hulked
Причастие прошедшего времени
hulking
Герундий
UK
/hʌlk/
US
/hʌlk/
The old ship hulked in the harbor, casting a long shadow over the water.
Старый корабль громоздился в гавани, отбрасывая длинную тень на воду.
The massive building hulked over the small houses in the neighborhood.
Массивное здание выделялось над маленькими домами в районе.

Definitions

hulknoun
A large, heavy, and clumsy person or thing.
The old ship was nothing more than a rusting hulk in the harbor.
A large, disused ship, often stripped of fittings and permanently moored, used as a storage or prison.
The prisoners were kept on a hulk anchored in the bay.
A wrecked or abandoned ship.
Divers explored the hulk of the sunken vessel.
The shell, framework, or remains of a wrecked or abandoned structure, vehicle, or object other than a ship.
The hulk of the abandoned factory loomed over the riverbank.
hulkverb
To move clumsily or heavily.
The large man hulked through the narrow hallway, bumping into the walls.
To appear as a large, threatening, or imposing form.
The dark clouds hulked on the horizon, signaling an approaching storm.