tronc
- noun
- /trɒŋk/
- UK
- Coins clinked as people dropped them into the tronc to help the needy.
Examples
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A small sign above the tronc explained that all contributions would go to local charities.
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The old church still has a wooden tronc near the entrance for visitors' donations.
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The church has a wooden tronc at the entrance.
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Many visitors donated money into the tronc during the service.
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The old church still has a wooden tronc near the entrance for visitors' donations.
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Coins clinked as people dropped them into the tronc to help the needy.
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A small sign above the tronc explained that all contributions would go to local charities.
Synonyms
A drawer or box in a shop where money is kept
A shallow dish people pass around in church to collect money
A place in a church where people put money to help needy people
A small container with a slot on top for keeping coins or paper money
A strong box for keeping money in shops or at events
A box in a church where people put money for the poor
A box in a church for collecting small donations for charity
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Etymology
Tronc comes from French tronc meaning 'trunk', like a hollow tree or chest used to hold coins or gifts, so a tronc is a box for donations.