bunched

UK
/bʌntʃt/
US
/bʌntʃt/

Translations

bunchedadjective
more bunched
Comp.
most bunched
Super.
UK
/bʌnʧt/
US
/bʌnʧt/
The bunched flowers looked beautiful in the vase.
Собранные цветы выглядели красиво в вазе.
The bunched wires were difficult to untangle.
Скрученные провода было трудно распутать.
The bunched fabric created an interesting texture.
Сжатая ткань создавала интересную текстуру.
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bunchverb

bunched

Past Simple

bunched
Past Simple
bunched
Past Participle
bunching
Gerund
UK
/bʌntʃ/
US
/bʌntʃ/
She likes to bunch flowers together to make a bouquet.
Она любит собирать цветы вместе, чтобы сделать букет.
The students tend to bunch together during group activities.
Студенты склонны сгруппироваться во время групповых занятий.
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bunchpast participle

bunched

Used predicatively and attributively to describe something that has been gathered or drawn together.

Definitions

bunchedadjective
Gathered or grouped together in a tight cluster or mass.
The bunched flowers made a beautiful centerpiece on the table.
Wrinkled or creased, often due to being gathered together.
Her bunched skirt gave her outfit a casual, relaxed look.
Tense or contracted, as of muscles that have been drawn together.
He flexed his bunched muscles before lifting the weight.
bunchverb
To group together or form into a cluster.
The children bunched together to stay warm in the cold weather.
To gather or collect into a compact group or mass.
She bunched the fabric in her hands to create a makeshift pillow.
To cause something to form into a tight group or mass.
He bunched the papers together before placing them in the folder.
bunchpast participle
Gathered together into a tight group or mass; drawn or puckered.
The curtains were bunched at the top of the window.