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Tom of Finland was “one of the most influential figurative artists of the late 20th Century”.



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hunky

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Pronunciation: /ˈhʌŋki /

ADJECTIVE (hunkier, hunkiest)

informal

(Of a man) large, strong, and sexually attractive:the sexy stars fell out over hunky footballer Lee

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hunk

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Pronunciation: /hʌŋk /

NOUN

1A large piece of something, especially food, cut or broken off a larger piece:a hunk of bread

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2informal A large, strong, sexually attractive man:a Hollywood hunk

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Origin

early 19th century: probably of Dutch or Low German origin.

hunk 在英語-中文（繁體）詞典中的翻譯

 

hunk

noun [ C ]

UK 

 /hʌŋk/ US 

 /hʌŋk/

hunk noun [C] (PIECE)

 

a large, thick piece, especially of food

（尤指食物的）大片，厚片

a hunk of bread/cheese/meat一大塊麵包／乳酪／肉

hunk noun [C] (MAN)

 

informal approving

a tall, strong, attractive man

chunky 

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃʌŋki/ 

ADJECTIVE (chunkier, chunkiest)

1Bulky and thick:a chunky bracelet

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1.1(Of a person) short and sturdy:a squat, chunky man whose face was stitched by tiny red veins

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2(Of food) containing chunks or thick pieces of something:a chunky soup

good·ly (gʊd'lē)
adj., -li·er, -li·est.

1. Quite large; considerable: a goodly sum.
2. Of pleasing appearance; comely.

goodliness good'li·ness n.