bunch

bunch
noun

a number of things, typically of the same kind, growing or fastened together
一束，一捆，一串
a bunch of grapes.
一串葡萄。
■(informal)a group of people
(非正式)一群人
■(informal, chiefly N. Amer.)a large number or quantity; a lot
(非正式，主北美)许多，大量
we had been watching a bunch of horrible TV.
我们看了很多恐怖的电视节目。
■(bunches)a hairstyle in which the hair is tied back into two clumps at the back or on either side of the head
双发髻发型

verb

[with obj.]collect or fasten into a compact group
捆，扎
she bunched the needles together.
她把针绑在了一起。
■gather (cloth) into close folds
将布料紧密折叠
■[no obj.](a cloth) gather into close folds
（衣服或衣料等）紧束（或绑）
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
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）

常用词组
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

thanks a bunch

(ironic, chiefly Brit.)thank you very much
(讽，主英)多谢，非常感谢

派生
bunchy
adjective
语源

late Middle English : of unknown origin

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