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chunk

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /tʃʌŋk/

Forms: chunks

chunk means: A thick piece that has broken off or been cut from something larger.

noun

THICK PIECEB1

A thick piece that has broken off or been cut from something larger.

  • She ate a chunk of cheese.
  • Chunks of ice floated down the river.
  • A large chunk broke off the wall.

How to use it: a chunk of something (He cut a chunk of bread.)

Similar words: piece, lump

Common phrases: chunk of cheese, large chunk, chunk of wood

verb

HEAVY DAMAGEC2

To take away a large amount of an opponent’s health in a video game.

  • That spell can chunk an enemy.
  • The boss chunked me with one hit.
  • We chunked their tank before the fight began.

Common phrases: chunk an enemy, chunk someone hard

Questions about chunk

What does chunk mean?

A thick piece that has broken off or been cut from something larger.

What is chunk in other languages?

Türkçe: parça · Español: trozo · Français: morceau · Deutsch: Stück · Italiano: pezzo · 日本語: 塊

How do you pronounce chunk?

It is pronounced /tʃʌŋk/.

How do you use chunk in a sentence?

She ate a chunk of cheese. Chunks of ice floated down the river.

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