bunk
bunk1
noun
bunk2
(Brit. informal)(英，非正式)
verb
do a bunk
bunk3
noun
noun
- a narrow shelf-like bed, typically one of two or more arranged one on top of the other
架子床（尤指多层床之一层）
- [no obj.](chiefly N. Amer.)sleep in a narrow berth or improvised bed, typically in shared quarters
(主 北美)合住；合铺
they bunk together in the dormitory.
他们合住在宿舍。
- mid 18th cent.: of unknown origin; perhaps related to bunker
bunk2
(Brit. informal)(英，非正式)
verb
- [no obj.]abscond or play truant from school or work
潜逃；逃课；逃避工作
he bunked off school.
他逃课了。
■[with obj.]illicitly avoid paying (a fee or debtor)
避债；逃避付费
he nearly got caught bunking his fare.
他逃票差点被抓。
- a hurried and furtive departure; an escape
秘密离开；匆忙潜逃
there was no sign of him — he'd done a bunk.
找不到他的踪迹—他逃了。
do a bunk
- (informal)make a hurried or furtive departure or escape
- mid 19th cent.: of unknown origin
bunk3
noun
- [mass noun](informal)nonsense
(非正式)废话，胡说
anyone with a brain cell would never believe such bunk.
有点头脑的人都不会相信这些胡说八道。
- early 20th cent.: abbreviation of bunkum
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