Examples of using Trunk full in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
A whole trunk full.
A trunk full of gratitude.
Yeah. A whole trunk full.
He's got a trunk full of weapons and Grimm books.
Brownie mix. She's got a trunk full of it.
Books. A trunk full of books.
You better be standing outside with a trunk full of cash.
He had a trunk full of C-4.
Horatio said that Steve davis had a trunk full of tools.
you can explain how you lost his trunk full of leverage.
I got a trunk full of liquor outside that I need to deliver tonight.
Books. Plural. A trunk full of books.
With a trunk full of guns you stole from your neighbor. Kyle, you were driving around.
George, I got a trunk full of evidence.
Now, uh, that's the spot where Captain John Donovan supposedly buried a trunk full a treasure.
And he's got a trunk full of fabulous shoes that fit me perfectly.
Yeah. Don't break your back lugging that trunk full of war paint.
They tell me she's got a trunk full of the most elegant clothes you have ever seen.
In a moment of clarity, in the last throes of his disease, he sent a pregnant Catherine to America with a trunk full of treasure.
Stop doing 90 with a trunk full of drugs.
Supposedly buried a trunk full of treasure. Now, uh, that's the spot where Captain John Donovan.
So we have a Navy SEAL imposter exposed to radiation, a trunk full of scuba gear and explosives.
I also have a trunk full of your father's belongings,
For example, you got 17 fake IDs… and a trunk full of guns, knives,
Garthe had the trunk full of leases on unsafe diamond mines,
he's got a trunk full of fabulous shoes that fit me perfectly.
Left me in the car with a trunk full of cash and 30 state troopers on my tail.
To launch a significant attack. FBI apprehended Nathan Cleminger driving northeast with a trunk full of pressure cookers and enough munitions.
I'm off-roading in a battleship with a trunk full of alcohol, listening to two guys in plaid shirts that I can't trust.