hulking

• 形容人或事物非常庞大、笨重，常显得笨拙或因体型巨大而令人生畏。

Describes a person or thing that is very large, heavy, and often clumsy or intimidating in size.

1. Large and heavyB2informal

   Describing someone or something that is very large, heavy, and often clumsy or imposing.

   笨重的

   • A hulking figure stood in the doorway, blocking the light.
   • The hulking truck barely fit through the narrow street.
   • He was a hulking man with broad shoulders and a deep voice.

   同义词bulkyenormousheavyhugelumpishmassiveponderoustoweringunwieldy

   反义词petitepunyslightsmalltiny

2. Massive and unwieldyB2informal

   Used to describe an object that is extremely large and difficult to move or manage.

   笨重庞大的

   • They moved the hulking piece of furniture into the living room.
   • The hulking machinery took up most of the factory floor.
   • A hulking boulder blocked the mountain path.

   同义词awkwardbulkyclunkycumbersomeheavymassiveponderousunwieldy

   反义词agilecompactmanageablenimbletiny

• 过时动词，意为笨重或笨拙地移动，或作为庞大笨重的物体出现。也用于航海语境，指废弃或拆解船体。

An obsolete verb meaning to move heavily or clumsily, or to appear as a large, bulky mass. Also used in nautical contexts to describe removing the body of a ship.

1. To move in a heavy, clumsy wayB2informal

   To move or appear in a large, heavy, and often threatening manner.

   笨重地移动

   • The giant hulked through the narrow doorway.
   • He hulked his way across the room, bumping into furniture.
   • The truck hulked down the street, blocking traffic.

   同义词clumplumberlurchplodstumptrundle

2. To loom or tower overB2informal

   To appear large and imposing, often in a way that is intimidating.

   耸立

   • The old factory hulked over the small town.
   • He hulked above the other players on the basketball court.
   • The mountain hulked in the distance, casting a long shadow.

   同义词bulkdominateloomovershadowtower