Today’s Word of the Day is Chock-a-block. In this lesson, you’ll learn its pronunciation, meaning, and how to use it in daily conversations.
Meaning of Chock-a-block
Part of Speech: Adjective
Definition: Chock-a-block means completely full or very crowded. It is an informal British English word used when a place has so many people or things that there is no room left.
Pronunciation of Chock-a-block
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- IPA: /ˌtʃɒk.əˈblɒk/
- Phonetic: chok-uh-BLOK
Example Sentences with Chock-a-block
Here are some example sentences with chock-a-block used in everyday English. Listen and repeat the sentences to improve your pronunciation.
My schedule is chock-a-block this week.
The train was chock-a-block with commuters.
The city centre was chock-a-block with tourists.
The streets were chock-a-block after the concert.
The restaurant was chock-a-block on Saturday night.
