How is the phrase gros morceau de translated from French to English

Grand morceau épais de quelque chose.

A large thick piece of something.

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English translation
Hunk of

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  • Il m'a coupé un gros morceau de pain. He cut a hunk of bread for me.

  • J'ai coupé un gros morceau de fromage pour le goûter. I cut a hunk of cheese for the snack.

  • Un gros morceau de fromage est resté sur la table. A thick hunk of cheese was left on the table.

  • Peux-tu me passer un gros morceau de pain ? Can you pass me a hunk of bread?

  • Puis-je avoir encore un gros morceau de ce gâteau ? Can I have another hunk of that cake?

  • Il mange toujours un gros morceau de gâteau après le déjeuner. He always eats a hunk of cake after lunch.

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FAQ about “gros morceau de”

How is “gros morceau de” translated from French?
“gros morceau de” translates into English as “Hunk of”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “gros morceau de” mean?
Meaning of “gros morceau de”: Grand morceau épais de quelque chose. In English — “Hunk of”.
What part of speech is “gros morceau de”?
“gros morceau de” is a phrase.
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