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1. noun(a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) manojo, ramo, racimo
2. verb((often with up or together) to come or put together in bunches, groups etc: Traffic often bunches on a motorway.) apretujarsebunch n1. ramo2. manojoa bunch of keys unas llaves / un manojo de llaves3. racimo4. grupotr[bʌnʧ]1 manojo2 (flowers) ramo3 (fruit) racimo■ a bunch of grapes/bananas un racimo de uvas/plátanos1 atar en un manojo1 (hair) coletas nombre femenino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto wear one's hair in bunches llevar coletasa whole bunch of familiar un montón de, mogollón dethe best of the bunch lo mejor de lo mejora bunch of fives slang un puñetazobunch ['bʌnʧ] vt: agrupar, amontonarbunch vito bunch up : amontarse, agruparse, fruncirse (dícese de una tela)bunch n: grupo m, montón m, ramo m (de flores)n.(§ pl.: bunches) = agolpamiento s.m.• colgajo s.m.• cuelga s.f.• gajo s.m.• grumo s.m.• grupo s.m.• haz s.m.• manojo s.m.• mazo s.m.• montón s.m.• racimo (Agricultura) s.m.• ramo s.m.v.• agrupar v.• juntar v.
I bʌntʃ1)a) ( of flowers) ramo m, bonche m (Méx); ( small) ramillete m; ( of bananas) racimo m, penca f (Méx), cacho m (RPl); ( of grapes) racimo m; ( of keys) manojo mb) ( group) grupo mthey're a bunch of idiots — son una panda or (AmL) una punta de idiotas (fam)
c) ( a lot) (AmE colloq) montón m, porrón m (Esp fam), chorro m (Méx fam)thanks a bunch! — (colloq & iro) gracias mil! (iró)
II
a) bunch (together) \<\<runners/cars\>\> amontonarseb) \<\<cloth\>\> fruncirse*[bʌntʃ]1. Nto wear one's hair in bunches — (Brit) llevar coletas
the best or pick of the bunch * — (fig) el/la mejor de todos
2) * (=set of people) grupo m, pandilla fmixed 1., 1)3) (US)*a bunch of — (=several, many) un montón de
4)thanks a bunch! * — iro ¡hombre, pues te lo agradezco!, ¡gracias mil!
2.VT [+ objects] agrupar, juntar- bunch up* * *
I [bʌntʃ]1)a) ( of flowers) ramo m, bonche m (Méx); ( small) ramillete m; ( of bananas) racimo m, penca f (Méx), cacho m (RPl); ( of grapes) racimo m; ( of keys) manojo mb) ( group) grupo mthey're a bunch of idiots — son una panda or (AmL) una punta de idiotas (fam)
c) ( a lot) (AmE colloq) montón m, porrón m (Esp fam), chorro m (Méx fam)thanks a bunch! — (colloq & iro) gracias mil! (iró)
II
a) bunch (together) \<\<runners/cars\>\> amontonarseb) \<\<cloth\>\> fruncirse*
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