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tucker

/ˈtʌk.ə/

/ˈtʌk.ɚ/

Traductions

tuckernoun

tuckers

еда

After a long day of work, he was ready for some tucker.

После долгого рабочего дня он был готов к еде.

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Synonymes

tuckerverb

tuckered

Past Simple

tuckered

Past Participle

tuckering

Gerund

/ˈtʌk.ə/

/ˈtʌk.ɚ/

утомлять

The long hike really tuckered me out.

Долгий поход действительно утомил меня.

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Synonymes

tuckeradjective

Used attributively in Australian/NZ English to denote food-related items (e.g., "tucker bag")

Synonymes

worn out

Définitions

tuckernoun

A piece of lace or cloth worn by women around the neck and shoulders, often as part of a dress.

She wore a delicate tucker with her evening gown.

Food or a meal, especially in Australian and New Zealand English.

After a long day of hiking, they were ready for some hearty tucker.

A person or device that tucks fabric, bedding, etc.

The seamstress worked as a professional tucker in the garment factory.

tuckerverb

To exhaust or tire out.

The long hike really tuckered the children out.

tuckeradjective

Relating to food; food-related (Australian & New Zealand, informal).

We packed a tucker box full of sandwiches for the journey.