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单词 bunk
释义
bunk
noun
uk
/bʌŋk/us
/bʌŋk/

bunknoun(BED)

[Coften plural]
(alsobunk bed)
one of twobedsattachedtogether, one ontopof the other:
（双层床的）床铺
Thetwinssleepin bunkbeds.这对双胞胎睡双层床。
Can Isleepin thetopbunk?我可以在上铺睡吗？
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[C]
anarrowbedthat isattachedto awall,especiallyin aboator atrain
（尤指船或火车的）卧铺，铺位
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Beds & parts of beds
  • air mattress
  • airbed
  • bassinet
  • bed
  • bedhead
  • berth
  • couch
  • couchette
  • crib
  • day bed
  • divan
  • double bed
  • mattress
  • memory foam
  • moses basket
  • queen-size
  • rollaway
  • trundle bed
  • twin bed
  • waterbed
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bunknoun(NONSENSE)

[U]old-fashionedinformal
(alsobunkum,uk
/ˈbʌŋ.kəm/us
/ˈbʌŋ.kəm/)
completenonsenseor something that is nottrue:
胡说；瞎话
Mosteconomiststhinkhistheoriesaresheerbunk.大多数经济学家认为他的理论纯粹是胡说。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Nonsense
  • babble
  • balderdash
  • balls
  • baloney
  • bilge
  • blah
  • blather
  • blither
  • double-talk
  • doublespeak
  • drivel
  • eyewash
  • flapdoodle
  • garbage
  • moonshine
  • mumbo jumbo
  • nonsense
  • nonsensical
  • piffle
  • rhubarb
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bunknoun(FOR FUEL)

[C]Indian English
→petrol bunk
加油站（同 petrol bunk）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
On the road: petrol stations, garages & repair shops
  • body shop
  • bowser
  • breaker's yard
  • car wash
  • detail shop
  • filling station
  • garage
  • gas
  • gas(something)up
  • gas station
  • inspection pit
  • lube job
  • MOT
  • petrol bunk
  • petrol station
  • service
  • service station
  • servo
  • truck stop

bunknoun(LEAVE)

do a bunkUKold-fashionedslang
toleavesuddenlyandunexpectedly:
溜走；不告而别
They'd done a bunk withoutpayingtherent.他们没付租金就溜了。
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(Definition ofbunkfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

bunk| American Dictionary

bunk
noun
us
/bʌŋk/

bunknoun(BED)

[C]
either of twobedsarrangedone above the other:
I had thelowerbunk, and myolderbrotherhad theupperbunk.

bunknoun(NONSENSE)

[U]infml
completenonsense, or something that ismeanttodeceive:
Mostdoctorsthinkhistheoriesare bunk.
(Definition ofbunkfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbunk

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The clothes under the bunks were soaked or frozen into icy lumps.
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However, even though they could not stand upright in the cabins the scientists found the bunks most comfortable and warm with reindeer skins.
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The caboose had three bunks, but at 13 x 5.5 x 5 ft (4 x 1.7 x 1.5 m) the accommodation was exceedingly cramped.
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Eachbunkhad a sliding door for privacy, which was also given in a series of cubicles that came equipped with writing desks.
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We had water in our bunks, nearly everything wet.
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In some houses, he pointed out, 'tiers of bunks were placed against walls'.
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Ships now have cabins and bunks and generally better accommodation than in the old days.
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Four men are kept in each cell, which contains battered and stained wooden bunks.
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Manufacturers have produced modification kits for existingbunkbeds to reduce the size of gaps in guard rails, which is a major area of concern.
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They live in one room, with a double bed for the parents and with bunks for the children.
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It seems that all the adventure training organisations have been sued as a result of children falling out ofbunkbeds.
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The accommodation consisted of a warrant officer'sbunk, which was clean in every respect, having been scrubbed daily.
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Has got everything including greatcoats, underclothing, doublebunkbeds, and is very pleased and satisfied.
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The stallholder had bunked off with the profits, but other stallholders were around.
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They sleep in bunks piled on top of one another.
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