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

• Being able to have a group of friends, and not just a bunch of dudes who play video games together, one that often meets women.
  很重要的一点是，如果一个男人采取适当的行动，通过任何一种方式他都能成功的结识女性。
• 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。
• The captain told the players not to bunch together, but to spread out over the field.
  队长告诉队员不要挤成一堆，要在运动场上散开。
• But you put a bunch of young kids together and the noise tells you they break the ice in five minutes.
  但是，要是一群孩子在一起，只要五分钟他们就很融洽了，从他们的吵闹声中你就可以知道这一点。
• Make it a career, it's just a bunch of something strung together.
  但要当成职业，还需要相互衔接的技巧。
• When a bunch of millionaires get together to complain about what seems like marginal shifts in income, no one looks pretty.
  一群百万富翁聚在一起，斤斤计较地抱怨收入的细微变化时，没有一个人的姿势是漂亮的。
• 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。
• A hand-tied bouquet in coordinated wrappings will look so much better than a bunch held together with a rubber band and wrapped in cellophane.
  用适合的包装打造的花束会比橡胶圈加玻璃纸呈现的感觉好上百倍哦。
• The captain told the players not to bunch ( up) together.
  队长叫队员们不要挤到一起。
• 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。