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trunk

[truhngk] / trʌŋk /


NOUN
long nose of animal
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He watched a squirrel climb the side of a tree trunk.

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The tree’s trunk lightened from black to brown and its leaves transformed to green.

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The sheriff’s deputies had already dropped the bookcase onto the wagon along with a trunk full of clothes.

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It wove about the trunks of the trees, gleaming silver in the moonlight.

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We set out for Babci’s on a perfect August afternoon, meeting at the train station, me carrying one small bag—the country did not require much of a wardrobe—and Olka bearing a trunk.

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