hulk

English - Turkish

Definition of hulk in English Turkish dictionary: iri ve hantal kimse; ızbandut; (Askeri) duba; gemi enkazı; harap gemi; iri yaratık/hurda gemi; {i} iri ve hantal kimse/şey; hulking iri ve yakışıksız; hantal; up ile hantal bir şekilde doğrulmak; kullanılmaz hale gelmiş gemi teknesi; {i} iri ve hantal tip; {i} çok büyük ve kaba gemi; {f} up hantal bir şekilde doğrulmak; {i} hurda gemi; iri ve hantal kimse veya şey; {i} gemi iskeleti
hulk up: hantal bir şekilde doğrulmak
hulking: değersiz
hulking: iri
hulking: ağır
a hulk of man: iri kıyım adam
a hulk of man: çam yarması
hulking: {s} iri kıyım
hulking: {s} hantal
hulking: {s} iriyarı ve hantal
hulking: {s} lenduha gibi
hulking: {s} kocaman

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of hulk in Turkish Turkish dictionary: (Osmanlı Dönemi) Huy. Ahlâk. Tabiat. Yaratılıştan olan haslet. Seciyye. Cibilliyet; (Osmanlı Dönemi) İnsanın doğuştan veya sonradan kazandığı ruhî ve zihnî hâller; Büyük ve yuvarlak burunlu tekneler için kullanılan deyim; Denizcilikte, büyük ve yuvarlak burunlu tekneler için kullanılan bir terim

English - English

Definition of hulk in English English dictionary: The Incredible Hulk
Leela: Well, for one thing, his checkbook doesn't have the Hulk on it.; any large ship that is difficult to maneuver; An old ship which is no longer in use; : An excessively muscled person; A big, (and possibly clumsy) person; {n} the body of a ship, a clown; {v} to gut; To take out the entrails of; to disembowel; as, to hulk a hare; An excessively muscled person; You use hulk to describe anything which is large and seems threatening to you. I followed his big hulk into the house; A heavy ship of clumsy build; Anything bulky or unwieldly; {i} body of a ship; large ship; the body of an old vessel laid by as unfit for service; a ship that has been wrecked and abandoned; The hulk of something is the large, ruined remains of it. the ruined hulk of the old church tower; The body of a ship or decked vessel of any kind; esp
Incredible Hulk: A fictional monster that arises from an ordinary man when he experiences extreme emotional stress, most famously anger
Incredible Hulk: a green-colored cocktail made with equal parts of the fruit liqueur Hpnotiq|Hpnotiq]] and Hennessy|Hennessy]] brand cognac poured over ice
hulking: Large and bulky
hulking: Tall and heavily built
hulking: Unwieldy
Incredible Hulk: a character in a US comic (=a magazine with stories told in pictures) , television programmes, and films. The Incredible Hulk is a man who changes into a very large green creature who has great strength, usually when he becomes angry about someone else's cruel or evil behaviour
hulking: Bulky; unwiedly
hulking: large and bulky; unwieldy
hulking: {s} clumsy, awkward
hulking: of great size and bulk; "a hulking figure of a man"; "three hulking battleships
hulking: A great hulking fellow A great overgrown one A bulk is a big, lubberly fellow, applied to Falstaff by Shakespeare It means the body of an old ship (See above ) The monster sausage brought in on Christmas day was called a haulkin or haukin
hulking: (Adj ) -heavy and clumsy; bulky
hulking: of great size and bulk; "a hulking figure of a man"; "three hulking battleships"
hulking: You use hulking to describe a person or object that is extremely large, heavy, or slow-moving, especially when they seem threatening in some way. When I woke up there was a hulking figure staring down at me. very big and often awkward
hulks: plural of hulk

Turkish - English

Definition of hulk in Turkish English dictionary: morality; morals; bandicoot

hulk

Turkish pronunciation

hʌlk

Synonyms

blob, body, bulk, chunk, clod, clump, frame, hull, hunk, mass, ruins, shambles, shell, shipwreck, skeleton

Antonyms

bit

Pronunciation

/ˈhəlk/ /ˈhʌlk/

Etymology

[ 'h&lk ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English hulke, from Old English hulc, probably from Medieval Latin holcas, from Greek holkas, from helkein to pull; more at SULCUS.