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bunting

/ˈbʌntɪŋ/

buntingnoun

buntings

Translations

овсянка

The bunting is a small bird often found in Europe.

Овсянка — это маленькая птица, часто встречающаяся в Европе.

флажки

The streets were decorated with colorful bunting for the festival.

Улицы были украшены разноцветными флажками к фестивалю.

Additional translations

ткань для флагов

развеска флагов

Definitions

A lightweight fabric used for making flags, festive decorations, and draperies.

The streets were adorned with colorful bunting for the parade.

A small bird belonging to the family Emberizidae, often with brightly colored plumage.

We spotted a beautiful bunting perched on the fence during our walk.

A type of baby garment, similar to a blanket with a hood, used to keep infants warm.

The newborn was snugly wrapped in a soft bunting to protect against the cold.

The act or skill of tapping or lightly hitting a pitched ball so that it rolls a short distance, especially in baseball or softball.

Good bunting can move the runner into scoring position.

Synonyms

buntinggerund / present participle

/ˈbʌn.tɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that performs or involves the action of bunting.

Definitions

Engaging in or characterized by the action of bunting, such as nudging or lightly striking.

The bunting cat kept nudging its owner's hand.

buntverb

bunting

Gerund

bunted

Past Simple

bunted

Past Participle

bunting

Gerund

/bʌnt/

Definitions

To deliberately hit a pitched baseball lightly without swinging, typically to advance a base runner.

The player decided to bunt the ball to move the runner to second base.

To strike or push with the head or horns, as goats or cattle do.

The billy goat tried to bunt the fence with his horns.

Synonyms

buntnoun

Definitions

A type of hit in baseball where the batter lightly taps the ball without swinging, usually to advance a base runner.

The player executed a perfect bunt, allowing the runner to advance to second base.

A fungal disease affecting cereal crops, especially wheat, characterized by the formation of black, powdery spores.

The farmer was concerned about the spread of bunt in his wheat fields.

The middle, baggy part of a square sail or fishing net that bellies out when filled with wind or fish.

The wind filled the bunt of the mainsail, pushing the ship forward.

buntadjective

Definitions

Relating to or involving a bunt in baseball.

The manager opted for a bunt strategy during the late innings.