"Sulking in one's tent" means to withdraw from the action or quit the game because you think you've been insulted or treated unfairly. The reference comes from The Iliad. The Greeks' greatest hero, Achilles, refuses to join in the fight against the Trojans because he feels his honor has been slighted by Agamemnon, commander of the Greek army. When Agamemnon was forced to give up one of his war prizes-a captive girl named Chryseis-he helped himself to one of Achilles' war prizes, the girl Briseis. While the war rages on and the Greeks are faring badly, Achilles sulks in his tent. No amount of begging and pleading persuades him to re-join the battle, until his best friend Patroclus (wearing Achilles' own armor) is killed.
Half of a tent offers very little protection. Half of a tenth is a twentieth.
yes it has to be
BRUHHH I LITERALDONT KNOW EITHERRRRRR
A triangle.
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i only know the English which is sulk.............
"Sulk" originated from the Middle English word "sullen," which meant sluggish or lazy. Over time, the meaning evolved to refer to being silent and moody, which is how we understand it today.
Sulk - band - ended in 2001.
Sulk - band - was created in 1995.
a sulk have 4 wheels :p
She sat on the bench in a sulk after losing the game.
After not getting the toy he wanted, the child began to sulk in the corner of the room.
"I'm sure if I told him that his fish died, he would sulk and walk away.
Bouder. It also means to pout. Interestingly, the french word boudoir, whic means a bedroom in english, comes from the french meaning a sulking room; somewhere that a woman could go when she wasn't talking to her husband.
After not being invited to the party, Sarah decided to sulk in her room for the rest of the evening.
* Hulk * Sulk
It means the same as sulk.