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Meaning of
bulk
in English
bulk
us
/bʌlk/
uk
/bʊlk/
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Plural
bulks
Past Tense
bulked
Participle Verb
bulking
Third Person Singular
bulks
Definitions
Adjective
large
in
size
or
volume
;
massive
total
or
entire
(
amount
or
quantity
)
The
company
reported
a
bulk
increase
in
sales
revenue
last
quarter
.
total
;
complete
The
store
offers
bulk
discounts
for
large
purchases
.
total
amount
;
overall
quantity
The
total
bulk
of
the
order
was
calculated
to
determine
the
shipping
cost
.
Noun
loose
goods
(
in
large
quantities
)
unpacked
goods
in
large
volumes
(
e
.
g
.
coal
,
ore
)
The
warehouse
stored
bulk
commodities
like
grains
and
sugar
.
a
large
cargo
or
items
moved
as
cargo
The
shipping
company
handled
a
large
bulk
of
containers
every
day
.
the
main
part
or
majority
(
of
something
)
The
company
sold
the
bulk
of
its
assets
to
a
new
investor
.
the
main
or
major
part
The
bulk
of
the
population
lives
in
urban
areas
.
volume
or
size
;
three-dimensional
space
The
bulk
of
the
ship's
cargo
was
made
up
of
machinery
and
equipment
.
a
large
body
or
structure
(
massive
object
)
The
massive
bulk
of
the
mountain
towered
above
the
village
.
the
remaining
balance
or
rest
(
of
a
quantity
)
The
bulk
of
the
funds
were
allocated
to
support
the
research
project
.
main
or
essential
part
;
core
idea
The
company's
bulk
business
comes
from
online
sales
.
high-fibre
foods
(
for
digestive
health
)
Eating
bulk
foods
like
oats
and
barley
can
help
improve
digestion
.
excess
body
mass
(
especially
muscle
)
Athletes
often
focus
on
building
bulk
muscle
to
enhance
their
performance
.
a
bodybuilding
phase
for
muscle
gain
The
bodybuilder
was
in
a
bulk
phase
,
focusing
on
gaining
muscle
mass
.
a
hypothetical
higher
space
(
containing
universes
)
The
concept
of
bulk
refers
to
a
higher
space
containing
multiple
universes
.
physical
body
or
build
The
athlete's
bulk
physique
allowed
her
to
excel
in
strength-based
sports
.
Verb
to
add
size
or
thickness
The
tailor
will
bulk
the
fabric
to
make
it
thicker
and
warmer
.
to
appear
large
or
extensive
;
seem
bigger
The
massive
bulk
of
the
storm
cloud
seemed
to
fill
the
entire
sky
.
to
grow
or
swell
in
size
The
athlete's
muscles
began
to
bulk
as
she
started
her
strength
training
program
.
to
increase
body
mass
through
diet
and
exercise
The
athlete
started
to
bulk
up
by
eating
more
protein
and
lifting
weights
.
to
store
or
hold
in
large
quantity
The
warehouse
is
used
to
bulk
store
goods
before
they
are
shipped
to
customers
.
to
increase
or
add
volume
(
to
something
);
make
thicker
The
manufacturer
will
bulk
the
insulation
material
to
make
it
more
effective
.
Compounds / Phrases
bulkheading
bulk supply
