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单词 bunch
释义
bunch
noun
uk
/bʌntʃ/us
/bʌntʃ/

bunchnoun(GROUP)

B1[C]
anumberof things of the sametypefastenedtogether or in aclosegroup:
串；束；扎
a bunch offlowers/grapes/bananas/keys一束花／一串葡萄／一串香蕉／一串钥匙
mainlyUSinformalThereorganizationwill give usawholebunch(= a lot)ofproblems.重组将会给我们带来一堆问题。
B1[S]
agroupofpeople:
一帮人
They're a bunchofjerks.他们是一帮笨蛋。
Yourfriendsare anicebunch.你的一帮朋友都很好。
the best/pick of the bunch
thebestpersonor thing, or thebestpeopleor things, from agroupofsimilarpeopleor things:
Send inyourpoemsand we'llpublishthebestof the bunch.把你的诗歌寄过来，我们将择优出版。
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More examples
  • UK Thosebuildersare a bunch ofcowboys- they made aterriblejobofourextension.
  • Thesepoliticiansare just a bunch ofcrooks.
  • a bunch ofgrapes
  • Using a bunch ofbananas, the zoo-keeperpersuadedthemonkeyback intoitscage.
  • Shesenthim a bunch ofredroses.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Groups and collections of things
  • agglomeration
  • Aladdin's cave
  • anthology
  • assemblage
  • bank
  • bob
  • cache
  • empty set
  • ensemble
  • family
  • feast
  • generation
  • glory box
  • package
  • permutation
  • pool
  • selection
  • sheaf
  • sheaves
  • starter pack
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Groups of people

bunchnoun(HAIRSTYLE)

bunches[plural]UK
If agirlhas herhairin bunches, it istiedtogether in twopartswith one at eachsideof herhead:
（扎在头两侧的）小辫
As a littlegirlsheworeherhairinbunches.小时候她把头发梳成两个小辫。
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Idiom

a bunch of fives
(Definition ofbunchfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
bunch
noun
uk
/bʌntʃ/us
/bʌntʃ/

bunchnoun(GROUP)

B1[C]
anumberof things of the sametypefastenedtogether or in aclosegroup
串；束；扎
a bunch offlowers/grapes/bananas/keys一束花／一串葡萄／一串香蕉／一串钥匙
mainlyUSinformalThereorganizationwill give usawholebunch(= a lot)ofproblems.重组将会给我们带来一堆问题。
B1[S]
agroupofpeople
一帮人
They're a bunchofjerks.他们是一帮笨蛋。
Yourfriendsare anicebunch.你的一帮朋友都很好。
the best/pick of the bunch
thebestpersonor thing from agroupofsimilarpeopleor things
出类拔萃的人（或物）；精英；精品
Send inyourpoemsand we'llpublishthebestof the bunch.把你的诗歌寄过来，我们将择优出版。
More examples
  • Thosebuildersare a bunch ofcowboys- they made aterriblejobofourextension.
  • Thesepoliticiansare just a bunch ofcrooks.
  • a bunch ofgrapes
  • Using a bunch ofbananas, the zoo-keeperpersuadedthemonkeyback intoitscage.
  • Shesenthim a bunch ofredroses.

bunchnoun(HAIRSTYLE)

bunches[plural]UK
If agirlhas herhairin bunches, it istiedtogether in twopartswith one at eachsideof herhead.
（扎在头两侧的）小辫
As a littlegirlsheworeherhairinbunches.小时候她把头发梳成两个小辫。

Idiom

a bunch of fives

bunch| American Dictionary

bunch
noun[C]
us
/bʌntʃ/
anumberof things of the sametypefastenedorcloselygroupedtogether, or anyparticulargroupof things orpeople:
Weateawholebunch ofgrapes.
They’re anicebunch ofpeople.
infmlI’ve got a bunch of things to do.
bunch
verb[I/T]
us
/bʌntʃ/
topulltogether orgatherinto aunit:
[I]Bethsatinbedwithpillowsbunched behind her,reading.
(Definition ofbunchfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbunch

bunch
Charged particle acceleration by an intense wake-field excited in plasmas by either laser pulse or relativistic electronbunch.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The transition radiation parameter s are calculated assuming a given current for thebunch.
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Our interest is in the front of the output electronbunch, that is, the transversely confined and longitudinally compressed electronbunch.
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Necessity ofbunchcompression for heavy-ion-induced hydrodynamics and studies of beam fragmentation in solid targets at a proposed synchrotron facility.
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In this paper, the length of the electron bunches generated by the laser ponderomotive acceleration in vacuum are estimated numerically.
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The collision region is composed by abunchof line segments called collision lengths.
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29-48%, whilebunchweights in control plots in trial 2 had coefficients of variation of 23-37% (table 3).
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It also means that civilizations will be more bunched in time than in a steady state (or uniformist) approach to the question.
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It requires only three fuzzy goals for successful navigation, which is compared to abunchof linguistic rules in conventional fuzzy rule based navigation algorithms.
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Applications of these bunches include injector s to secondary accelerator s [9], short-pulse radiation sources [10], short-lived radio-isotope production [11], and fast ignition fusion [12].
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At relativistic ion velocities, the ion bunches are squeezed by their own magnetic field factor 1 b i !
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The block presentation (as opposed to thebunchpresentation) of logics with mixed substructures provides considerable flexibility within a coherent framework.
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It was also shown that the amplitudes of the axial and radial electric fields increase as each subsequentbunchis injected into the plasma.
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Since he has no idea as to her present behaviour, he brings with him abunchof flowers.
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Figure 4 shows the distributions of the protonbunchfocused at t 28.0 fs, t 38.0 fs, and t 58.0 fs, respectively.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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