plural bunches
plural bunches
Learner's definition of BUNCH
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[count] : a group of things of the same kind that are held or tied together or that grow together束;捆;串 -
a bunch of flowers/grapes一束花;一串葡萄
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He always had a bunch of keys on his belt.他腰间总是挂着一串钥匙。
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Dried herbs hung in bunches from the kitchen rafters.厨房的椽上垂挂着一串串干药草。
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[count] somewhat informal : a group of people or things that are together or are associated with each other in some way一群(人);一堆(东西) —
usually singular通常用单数 -
a nice bunch of people一群好人
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A bunch of us are going out for lunch.我们一群人正要出去吃午饭。
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They're a pretty wild bunch (of people).他们是一伙很疯狂的人。
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All his books are good, but this one is the best/pick of the bunch.他的书都不错,但这本是这堆书里最好的。
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chiefly US, somewhat informal : a large amount : lot大量;许多 [singular]
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We spent a bunch of money on our vacation.我们度假花了不少钱。
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having a (whole) bunch of problems有许多困难
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What a bunch of nonsense!真是胡说八道!
[plural]
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bunches [plural] British : a way of arranging hair by separating it into two sections and tying these at each side of the head(扎在头两侧的)辫子 2 bunch /ˈbʌntʃ/ verb
bunches; bunched; bunching
bunches; bunched; bunching
Learner's definition of BUNCH
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a [+ object] : to put (things or people) together in a group or bunch捆;扎;使集中 —
usually + together or up —
often used as (be) bunched常用作(be) bunched b [no object] : to form a group聚集 —
usually + together 2
of clothing : to form a group of tight folds on or around part of your body(衣物在身体某部位)收紧,成皱褶 [no object]
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usually + up or together [+ object]
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usually + up or together; usually used as (be) bunched通常用作(be) bunched