bunk
[bʌŋk] noun
BED 床
countable
■a narrow bed that is fixed to a wall, especially in a boat or a train （尤指船或火车的）卧铺，铺位
countable often plural also (bunk bed)
■one of two beds fixed together, one on top of the other （双层床的）床铺•The twins sleep in bunk beds.这对双胞胎睡双层床。 •Can I sleep in the top bunk?我可以在上铺睡吗？
[bʌŋk] noun
NONSENSE 胡说
uncountable (also bunkum) old-fashioned informal
■complete nonsense or something that is not true 胡说；瞎话•Most economists think his theories are sheer bunk.大多数经济学家认为他的理论纯粹是胡说。
[bʌŋk] noun
LEAVE 离开
do a bunk UK old-fashioned slang
■to leave suddenly and unexpectedly 溜走；不辞而别•They'd done a bunk without paying the rent.他们没付租金就溜了。
[bʌŋk] verb
Phrasal Verbs bunk down informal
■to sleep 睡觉•We were able to bunk down in the spare room for the night.我们得以在空房里睡了一晚。
[bʌŋk] verb
Phrasal Verbs bunk off (sth) UK informal
■to stay away from school or work or to leave early, especially without permission 逃学；旷工；早退•A lot of people bunk off early on Friday.许多人周五提前就开溜了。 •It was a sunny day so they decided to bunk off school.那天天气晴好，于是他们决定逃学。 |