choc UK
tʃɑːk
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Definition of choc - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
britishRareUKcolloquial British abbreviation for chocolateRareUK
  • She loves choc biscuits with her tea.
chocolate cocoa
2.
confectioneryRareUKsmall block or bar of chocolateRareUK
  • She unwrapped a choc and enjoyed its rich flavor..
candy chocolate
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Images of choc

  • choc: colloquial British abbreviation for chocolate
    colloquial British abbreviation for chocolate
  • choc: small block or bar of chocolate
    small block or bar of chocolate

Expressions with choc

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chocolate-covered nut
She enjoyed a choc nut as a snack.

Origin of choc

French, chocolat (chocolate)

Examples of choc in a sentence

  • Choc treats are popular during holidays.
  • He popped a choc into his mouth during the break.
  • Kids love getting a choc as a treat.

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  1. French:chocolat, barre de chocolat, ...
  2. German:Schoko, Schokoriegel, ...
  3. Italian:cioccolato, cioccolatino, ...
  4. Spanish:chocolate, bombón, ...
  5. Portuguese:chocolate, tablete de chocolate, ...
  6. Chinese:巧克力, ...
  7. Japanese:チョコ, チョコレート, ...
  8. Arabic:شوكولاتة, قِطْعَةُ شُوكُولَاتَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוֹקוֹלָד, ...
  10. Russian:шоколад, конфета, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шоколад, цукерка, ...
  12. Hindi:चॉक, ...

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