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1 bunch
I [bʌntʃ]1) colloq. (of people) gruppo m.; spreg. branco m.2) (of flowers) mazzo m.3) (of vegetables) mazzo m., fascio m.; (of bananas) casco m.4) (of objects)5) colloq. (lot)6) BE (of hair) codino m.7) sport plotone m., gruppo m.II [bʌntʃ]* * *1. noun(a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) gruppo, mazzo; grappolo; casco2. verb((often with up or together) to come or put together in bunches, groups etc: Traffic often bunches on a motorway.) raggrupparsi* * *I [bʌntʃ]1) colloq. (of people) gruppo m.; spreg. branco m.2) (of flowers) mazzo m.3) (of vegetables) mazzo m., fascio m.; (of bananas) casco m.4) (of objects)5) colloq. (lot)6) BE (of hair) codino m.7) sport plotone m., gruppo m.II [bʌntʃ] -
2 tuft
[tʌft]nome ciuffo m., cespo m.* * *(a small bunch or clump (of grass, hair, feathers etc): She sat down on a tuft of grass.) ciuffo- tufted* * *tuft /tʌft/n.2 (ind. tess.) fiocco; rappa3 pizzo; barbetta4 (bot.) nappina; glomerulo.(to) tuft /tʌft/A v. t.1 ornare di ciuffi; infiocchettare; impennacchiareB v. i.( di erba) crescere a ciuffi.* * *[tʌft]nome ciuffo m., cespo m.
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