bunch

UK:  [bʌntʃ]

US:  [bʌntʃ]

复数：bunches  现在分词：bunching  过去分词：bunched  

v.

1.捆成一束;穿成一串;(人)集拢

2.使成束[串];集拢

3.捆扎成(束);聚集,集中,成群

4.使成一束

5.形成一串:

6.起褶

7.聚成一簇:

8.隆起

n.

1.球,束,朵,串

2.堆

3.〔美俚〕一群,一帮;一团;牛群,马群;伙伴;一群好友

4.群聚

5.一捆

6.一批;那些人

7.肿块

8.本奇〔姓氏〕

9.亚麻纱小包;亚麻纱长度单位〔= 180,000码〕

10.瘤;隆起,突起;【矿物】小矿巢;【物理学】(电子)聚束

1 . Then he'd come in early the next day and surprise Mum with a bunch of wild cornflowers picked from the side of the road.
这样，第二天，爸爸会很早回家，而且会带回一束从路边采来的野矢车菊回来，让妈妈惊喜万分

2 . With yellow buckskin. He carried a large bunch of evergreen in his right hand , with which he directed the rhythm of the dance .
他身着鹿皮，右手拿着一大束常青植物指挥着舞蹈的节奏。

3 . In the end, it was hard to tell whether I was really getting apps that were a good fit for me or just a random bunch of new app suggestions.
说来说去，我还是弄不清楚，我收集的种种程序究竟是真的适合我的需要，还是从各种新程序推荐当中随机选取的一个组合。

4 . So is building the Semantic Web really a futuristic research vision for a bunch of rocket scientists? As you see, the answer is no.
或许，曾有人担心建立语义网是在从事一项面向未来和火箭科学家们一样困难的研究工作，但正如您已经看到的，事实并不是这样。

5 . Well, if you look real close, you'll see bunch of stars shape like a lion, sort of walking, his nose pointed down.
如果你仔细观察，有些星群排列成形状如行走的狮子，低头朝下。