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rock Definition and Meaning in English (rock definition)

noun
Quick Answer • Definition

Rock definition: A large piece of stone that has broken off from a cliff or mountain, or that forms part of the earth's surface.

Definitions of Rock

  1. 1noun

    A large piece of stone that has broken off from a cliff or mountain, or that forms part of the earth's surface.

  2. 2verb

    To move gently back and forth or from side to side, or to cause something to do this.

  3. 3noun

    A type of popular music with a strong, loud beat, played with electric guitars and drums.

Example Sentences

“The boat began to rock violently in the storm.”

“He picked up a smooth rock from the riverbed.”

“Many young people enjoy listening to rock music.”

Inflected Word Forms

past tenserocked
present participlerocking
agent nounrocker
adjectiverocky

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

rock the boatidiom

To do or say something that causes problems, especially by upsetting people or by making changes to a situation that is currently stable.

on the rocksidiom

Experiencing serious difficulties and likely to fail soon, often used for relationships.

rock bottomexpression

The lowest possible level; a point at which a person or thing can get no worse.

Frequently Asked Questions: Rock in English

What is the meaning of Rock in English?▼
Rock definition: A large piece of stone that has broken off from a cliff or mountain, or that forms part of the earth's surface.
How do you translate 'Rock' to English?▼
'Rock' translates to 'rock' in English. Rock definition: A large piece of stone that has broken off from a cliff or mountain, or that forms part of the earth's surface.
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