bunch together

英 [bʌntʃ təˈɡeðə(r)]

美 [bʌntʃ təˈɡeðər]

（使）集中; （使）挤在一起

英英释义

verb

• form into a bunch
  1. The frightened children bunched together in the corner of the classroom
  Synonym:bunchbunch up

双语例句

• We don't want to have a bunch of short stories strung together.
  我们不不想讲一堆小故事，绑在一起了事。
• Life should be a little nuts, otherwise, it's just a bunch of Thursdays strung together!
  人生就应该是有点疯狂的，否则，就只是一连串的礼拜四罢了！
• If it's performance art you want, you have to get a bunch of strangers to turn themselves in together.
  要搞行为艺术，就要找一堆完全无关的人来自首。
• We did a bunch of songs together.
  我们一起唱了很多首歌。
• Bunch: a group of things growing close together; a cluster or clump.
  束，串，捆：靠得很近生长的一丛东西；一束或一串。
• Western Europeans and North Americans bunch pretty closely together, though there are some anomalies, such as the surprisingly gloomy Portuguese.
  西欧人与北美人紧紧抱作一团，但也有某些异端，比如忧伤得惊人的葡萄牙。
• If a bunch of people go together to a manager's office, it is much harder for the manager to resist.
  如果一帮人一起到经理的办公室去，那经理是很难对这个局面视而不见的。
• The captain told the players not to bunch ( up) together.
  队长叫队员们不要挤到一起。
• Bunch of us are getting together tonight.
  我们很多人今晚会聚在一起。
• Get a bunch of kids together for a robotics challenge and just watch the really cool things that happen.
  当你找来一群孩子，让他们试着开发一项研究机器人技术，你会看到很酷的事情发生。