bunch
[bʌntʃ] noun
GROUP 组
IMPROVER countable
■a number of things of the same type fastened together or in a close group 串，束，扎•a bunch of flowers/grapes/bananas/keys一束花／一串葡萄／一串香蕉／一串锁匙 •mainly US informal The reorganization will give us a whole bunch (= a lot) of problems.重组将会给我们带来许多问题。 only singular
■a group of people 一帮人•They're a bunch of hooligans.他们是一帮流氓。 •Your friends are a nice bunch.你的一帮朋友都很好。 the best/pick of the bunch
■the best person or thing from a group of similar people or things 出类拔萃的人（或物）；精英；精品•Send in your poems and we'll publish the pick of the bunch.把你的诗歌寄过来，我们将择优出版。
[bʌntʃ] noun
HAIRSTYLE 发型
bunches UK
[plural]
■If a girl has her hair in bunches, it is tied together in two parts with one at each side of her head. （扎在头两侧的）小辫•As a little girl she wore her hair in bunches.小时候她把头发梳成两个小辫。
[bʌntʃ] noun
a bunch of fives old-fashioned slang
■If you give someone a bunch of fives, you hit them hard with your hand closed. 一拳痛击
[bʌntʃ] verb
Phrasal Verbs bunch (sth) up/together
■to move close together to form a tight group （使）聚拢；（使）挤成一团；（把…）聚成一堆•The monkeys bunched together in their cage.猴子在笼中挤成一团。 •We were all bunched up at the back of the room.我们都挤在房间的后面。
[bʌntʃ] verb
Phrasal Verbs [M] bunch (sth) up
■If material bunches up, or if someone bunches it up, it moves into tight folds （把…）团成一团；（使）打褶•Your shirt's all bunched up at the back.你的衬衣后面都是褶。 |