bunting

UK
/ˈbʌntɪŋ/
US
/ˈbʌntɪŋ/

Translations

buntingnoun
buntings
pl
The bunting is a small bird often found in Europe.
Овсянка — это маленькая птица, часто встречающаяся в Европе.
The streets were decorated with colorful bunting for the festival.
Улицы были украшены разноцветными флажками к фестивалю.
Additional translations
ткань для флагов
развеска флагов
buntinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbʌn.tɪŋ/
US
/ˈbʌn.tɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that performs or involves the action of bunting.
buntverb

bunting

Gerund

bunted
Past Simple
bunted
Past Participle
bunting
Gerund
UK
/bʌnt/
US
/bʌnt/

Definitions

buntingnoun
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.
buntinggerund / present participle
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
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.