bunch

导读：bunch怎么读
英式音标：[bʌntʃ] 美式音标：[bʌntʃ]
bunch基本解释 n. 群；串；突出物vi. 隆起；打褶；形成一串vt. 使成一串；使打褶n. (Bunch)人名；(英)邦奇 bunch的意思释义 n.束，串，

bunch怎么读

英式音标：[bʌntʃ]

美式音标：[bʌntʃ]

bunch基本解释

n. 群；串；突出物

vi. 隆起；打褶；形成一串

vt. 使成一串；使打褶

n. (Bunch)人名；(英)邦奇

bunch的意思释义

束，串，捆；一串，一群；一帮，一伙；[非正式用语]大量

vt.

聚成一串，形成一串；聚成一组；使起褶：使（织物）起褶；

vi.

形成一串，形成一组；打褶；膨胀，凸出；

变形

复数：bunches过去式：bunched过去分词：bunched现在分词：bunching第三人称单数：bunches

双语释义

n.(名词)

[C]束,串,捆 number of things growing, fastened or grouped together

[C]群,伙 group of people; gang; mob

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. (使)…成束〔捆〕 (cause to) form into one or more bunches or close group

英英释义

bunch[ \'bʌntʃ ]

a grouping of a number of similar things

\"a bunch of trees\"

同义词：clumpclusterclustering

an informal body of friends

同义词：crowdcrewgang

any collection in its entirety

同义词：lotcaboodle

form into a bunch

\"The frightened children bunched together in the corner of the classroom\"

同义词：bunch togetherbunch up

gather or cause to gather into a cluster

\"She bunched her fingers into a fist\"

同义词：bunch upbundleclusterclump

bunch用法及例句

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)

～+介词

bunch of bananas一串香蕉

bunch of flowers一束鲜花

bunch of grapes一串葡萄

bunch of keys一串钥匙

用作动词 (v.)

～+副词

bunch together挤在一起

bunch up束在一起

～+介词

bunch around the fire挤在炉火边

词组短语

a bunch of一群；一束；一堆

a bunch of flowers一束花

a bunch of grapes一串葡萄

同近义词辨析

parcel, package, bundle, bunch, packet, pack

这组词都有“捆，包”的意思，其区别是：

parcel着重指邮包，也指将东西扎成小包或不太大的包。

package指包装整齐严密的包裹或一包、一捆、一盒东西。

bundle指多件东西被捆扎在一起。

bunch指有规则地把同类东西固定在一起。

packet一般指小件行李、邮包、还可指更小一些的包。

pack指专为背负而包扎的包裹，也指驮物等。

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

I bought a bunch of grapes.

我买了一串葡萄。

He gave a bunch of flowers to his girlfriend.

他送给女友一束花。

He goes round with a bunch of thugs.

他经常和一帮流氓厮混。

Can you make these flowers a bunch?

请你把这些花系成捆行吗?

用作及物动词(vt.)

Be sure not to bunch the flowers up tightly.

务必不要把花束捆得太紧。

Don\'t bunch up all the candlesticks in one corner of the shelf.

不要把蜡烛台全部捆在一起放在架子的一个角上。

用作不及物动词(vi.)

His arm muscles bunch out when he lift the stone lion.

他举起石狮时臂上的肌肉一块一块隆起。

Spread out more. Don\'t bunch up on the centre.

再散开一点，不要都挤在中间。

例句参考

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bunch词源

bunch

bunch: [14] Bunch originally meant ‘swelling’ (the first text recorded as containing the word, the Middle English poem Body and Soul 1325, speaks of ragged folk ‘with broad bunches on their back’), but we have no real clues as to its source. Perhaps, like bump, it was ultimately imitative of the sound of hitting something, the sense ‘swelling’ being the result of the blows. The first hints of the modern sense ‘cluster, collection’ come in the mid-15th century in the phrase bunch of straw, although how this derived from ‘swelling’ is not clear.

bunch (n.)

early 14c., \"protuberance on the body, swelling,\" perhaps echoic of the sound of hitting and connected to bump (compare, possibly in similar relationship, hump/hunch).The sense of \"cluster\" is mid-15c.; connection with the earlier sense is obscure, and this may be a separate word, perhaps through a nasalized form of Old French bouge (2), 15c., from Flemish boudje diminutive of boud \"bundle.\" Meaning \"a lot, a group\" is from 1620s.

bunch (v.)

\"to bulge out,\" late 14c., from bunch (n.). Meaning \"to gather up in a bunch\" (transitive) is from 1828; sense of \"to crowd together\" (intransitive) is from 1873. Related: Bunched; bunching.