bunched

UK
/bʌntʃt/
US
/bʌntʃt/
bunchedadjective
more bunched
Comp.
most bunched
Super.
UK
/bʌnʧt/
US
/bʌnʧt/
Translations
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.
Additional translations
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Definitions
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

bunched

Past Simple

bunched
Past Simple
bunched
Past Participle
bunching
Gerund
UK
/bʌntʃ/
US
/bʌntʃ/
Translations
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.
Additional translations
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Definitions
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.
bunchnoun
Definitions
A number of things, typically of the same kind, growing or fastened together.
She picked a bunch of grapes from the vine.
A group of people.
A bunch of friends gathered at the park for a picnic.
A collection or group of items or things.
He gave her a bunch of flowers for her birthday.
An informal term meaning a large amount or number; a lot.
He earns a bunch of money these days.
bunchpast participle

bunched

Used predicatively and attributively to describe something that has been gathered or drawn together.
Definitions
Gathered together into a tight group or mass; drawn or puckered.
The curtains were bunched at the top of the window.
bunchadjective
Definitions
Growing or arranged in bunches; forming clusters (used attributively).
The meadow was covered with bunch grass species.
bunchgerund / present participle
Definitions
Forming or capable of forming bunches or clusters.
They planted bunching onions along the garden bed.