a number of things, typically of the same kind, growing or fastened together
束,捆,串:
一串葡萄。
〈非正式〉 一群人。
〈非正式,主北美〉 许多,大量
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we had been watching a bunch of horrible TV .我们看了很多恐怖的电视节目。
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双发髻发型。
collect or fasten into a compact group
捆,扎
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she bunched the needles together .她把针绑在了一起。
gather (cloth) into close folds
将(布料)打褶。
[no obj.](a cloth)gather into close folds
(衣服或衣料等)紧束(或绑)
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his trousers bunched round his ankles .他的裤子紧绑他的踝节部。
[no obj.]form into a tight group or crowd
组成一群(或一组);集中;挤作一团
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he halted, forcing the rest of the field to bunch up behind him .他突然停下,迫使场上所有其他人都在他后面挤作一团。
[no obj.](muscles)flex or bulge
(肌肉)伸缩(或鼓起)。
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the best (或the pick )of the bunch the best of a particular group 最优秀的,最好的 -
bunch of fives Brit. informal a fist 〈英,非正式〉 拳头 -
a punch 一拳
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thanks a bunch ironic, chiefly Brit. thank you very much 〈讽,主英〉 多谢,非常感谢
" late Middle English: of unknown origin. "