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Definition of trunkful - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
capacityRare amount that a trunk can holdRare
- She packed a trunkful of clothes for the trip.
2.
measurementRare large quantity or amountRare
- He brought back a trunkful of souvenirs from his travels.
Origin of trunkful
Latin, truncus (trunk) + -ful (full of)
Examples of trunkful in a sentence
He had a trunkful of old books in his car. A trunkful of books was donated to the library. They found a trunkful of old photographs in the attic.
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- French:une malle pleine, malle pleine, ...
- German:Kofferraumladung, große Menge, ...
- Italian:baule pieno, sacco, ...
- Spanish:maletero lleno, gran cantidad, ...
- Portuguese:mala cheia, grande quantidade, ...
- Chinese:一箱之量, 满满一箱, ...
- Japanese:トランクいっぱい, 大量のお土産, ...
- Arabic:حمولة صندوق السفر, كَمِّيَّة تَمْلَأ صُنْدُوق السَّيَّارَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוֹאַת תָּא הַמַּטְעָן, מִטְעָן, ...
- Russian:полный чемодан, куча сувениров, ...
- Ukrainian:повний багажник, велика кількість, ...
- Hindi:सामान से भरा ट्रंक, बहुत सारा सामान, ...
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