trunkful

/truhngk-fool/US // ˈtrʌŋk fʊl //

一箱,箧笥,箧中物,箧中

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural trunk·fuls.
- : the amount that a trunk will hold.
- : Informal. a full or abundant supply: a trunkful of hopes.

Also he had built himself a rustic table, and unpacked a trunkful of blankets and dishes and writing-pads and books.
Well go shopping to-morrow morning bright and early, and get a trunkful of new clothes.
He now started for home in earnest, by way of Paris, with what a contemporary calls "a trunkful of medals."
Hes got a trunkful of itwothless stuff, of coursethat he carries with him everywhere.
Anyhow, she had all kinds of unnecessary fixings along, that trunkful of stuff in the lot.