chunk

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美 [tʃʌŋk]

n. 厚块; 厚片; 大块; 相当大的量; 话语组成部分; 组块

复数：chunks　现在分词：chunking　过去分词：chunked　过去式：chunked　

Collins.2 / BNC.6981 / COCA.4502

习惯用语

blow chunks

noun

厚块；厚片；大块
a thick solid piece that has been cut or broken off sth
1. a chunk of cheese/masonry
  一块厚厚的奶酪 / 砖石
相当大的量
a fairly large amount of sth
1. I've already written a fair chunk of the article.
  我已写出文章的大部分。
话语组成部分；组块
a phrase or group of words which can be learnt as a unit by sb who is learning a language. Examples of chunks are ‘Can I have the bill, please?’ and ‘Pleased to meet you’.

N-COUNT 厚块;大块
Chunks ofsomething are thick solid pieces of it.
1. They had to be careful of floating chunks of ice.
  他们必须当心大块浮冰。
2. ...a chunk of meat...
  一大块肉
3. Cut the melon into chunks.
  把瓜切块。
N-COUNT 大量;大部分
Achunk ofsomething is a large amount or large part of it.
1. The company owns a chunk of farmland near Gatwick Airport.
  该公司拥有盖特威克机场周边的大片农田。

noun

a compact mass
1. a ball of mud caught him on the shoulder
Synonym:ballclodgloblumpclump
a substantial amount
1. we won a chunk of money

verb

group or chunk together in a certain order or place side by side
Synonym:collocatelump
put together indiscriminately
1. lump together all the applicants
Synonym:lump

It was only a stone or a chunk.
原来那不过是碰到了一块石头或是一块木头。
Joe bit a large chunk out of the apple.
乔咬了一大口苹果。
The street includes a large chunk of ethnic Chinese ghetto.
在这条街上有一大片华人居住区。
You can modify the total size of the entry, the minimum chunk size, and the priority.
您可以修改条目的总大小、最小块大小和优先级。
We have a decent chunk of customers that have one instance.
有相当多的客户已经购买了一个实例。
That hairdresser just cut a chunk of my hair off. It's so short now.
那个理发师剪掉了我那么多头发，现在这么短了。
And in today's world, a significant chunk of that price tag is information.
并在今天的世界上，一个显着大块的价格标签是信息。
Therefore, a chunk can define local variables and return values.
因此，块可以定义局部变量和返回值。
That big chunk's about to be impounded, hayden.
这一大块要暂时扣押了，海登。
Zurich's affluence came initially from cornering a sizeable chunk of the 14th Century silk trade.
苏黎世的富足最初来自于14世纪对丝绸贸易的高度垄断。