bunch

bunch
noun
1) (of flowers) Strauß, der; (of grapes, bananas) Traube, die; (of parsley, radishes) Bund, das

bunch of flowers/grapes — Blumenstrauß, der/Traube, die

bunch of keys — Schlüsselbund, der

2) (lot) Anzahl, die

a whole bunch of ... — ein ganzer Haufen ... (ugs.)

the best or pick of the bunch — der/die/das Beste [von allen]

3) (group) Haufen, der (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/84963/bunch_up">bunch up
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1. noun
(a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) das Bündel
2. verb
((often with up or together) to come or put together in bunches, groups etc: Traffic often bunches on a motorway.) bündeln
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bunch
<pl -es>
[bʌn(t)ʃ]
I. n
1. (group) of bananas Büschel m; of carrots, parsley, radishes Bund m; of files, measures, newspapers Bündel nt; of flowers Strauß m
\bunch of grapes Weintraube f
\bunch of keys Schlüsselbund m
2. (fam: group) of people Gruppe f, Haufen m fam
a \bunch of idiots ein Haufen m [von] Idioten
\bunch of thieves Diebespack nt
3. esp AM (fam: lot) Menge f, Haufen m fam
thanks a \bunch! tausend Dank!
a whole \bunch of problems jede Menge Probleme
4. (wad)
in a \bunch cloth aufgebauscht, bauschig
5. pl BRIT
to wear one's hair in \bunches Zöpfe [o fam Rattenschwänzchen] tragen
6.
to be the best [or pick] of the \bunch der/die/das Beste von allen sein
to be the best of a bad \bunch (person) noch der/die Beste von allen sein; (thing) noch das Beste von allem sein
to give sb a \bunch of fives BRIT (hum sl) jdm eine [mit der Faust] reinhauen sl
II. vt
1. (put in bunches)
to \bunch carrots/parsley/radishes Karotten/Petersilie/Radieschen bündeln
2. (flex)
to \bunch one's muscles seine Muskeln spielenlassen
III. vi sich bauschen
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[bʌntS]
1. n
1) (of flowers) Strauß m; (of bananas) Büschel nt; (of radishes, asparagus) Bund nt; (of hair) (Ratten)schwanz m, Zöpfchen nt

a bunch of roses — ein Strauß m Rosen

a bunch of flowers — ein Blumenstrauß m

bunch of grapes — Weintraube f

bunch of keys — Schlüsselbund m

to wear one's hair in bunches — (Ratten)schwänze pl or Zöpfchen pl haben

the pick or best of the bunch — die Allerbesten; (things)

to pick the best of the bunch — sich (dat) die Allerbesten/das Beste aussuchen

2) (inf of people) Haufen m (inf)

a small bunch of tourists — ein Häufchen nt or eine kleine Gruppe Touristen

3) (inf

= a lot) thanks a bunch (esp iro) — schönen Dank

there's still a whole bunch of things to do — es sind noch jede Menge Sachen zu erledigen (inf)

2. vi
(dress) sich bauschen
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bunch [bʌntʃ]
A s
1. Bündel n, Bund n/m, Büschel n, Traube f:
bunch of bananas Büschel Bananen;
bunch of fives Br umg Faustschlag m;
bunch of flowers Blumenstrauß m;
bunch of grapes Weintraube f;
bunch of keys Schlüsselbund m/n
2. ELEK, PHYS (Leitungs-, Strahlen) Bündel n
3. Anzahl f:
a bunch of papers ein Pack(en) Zeitungen; pick1 A 4
4. umg Verein m, Haufen m, Blase f (alle umg), (besonders Radsport) (Haupt)Feld n:
arrive among the bunch mit dem Hauptfeld ankommen
B v/t auch bunch up
a) bündeln (auch ELEK), zusammenfassen, binden:
bunched circuit ELEK Leitungsbündel n
b) ein Kleid etc zusammenraffen
C v/i
1. bunch out hervortreten (Muskeln etc)
2. oft bunch up (oder together) Grüppchen oder Haufen bilden:
don’t bunch up nicht alle auf einen Haufen!
3. oft bunch up sich zusammenknüllen (Kleid etc)
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noun
1) (of flowers) Strauß, der; (of grapes, bananas) Traube, die; (of parsley, radishes) Bund, das

bunch of flowers/grapes — Blumenstrauß, der/Traube, die

bunch of keys — Schlüsselbund, der

2) (lot) Anzahl, die

a whole bunch of ... — ein ganzer Haufen ... (ugs.)

the best or pick of the bunch — der/die/das Beste [von allen]

3) (group) Haufen, der (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:
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n.
(§ pl.: bunches)
= Bund -e m.
Bündel - n.
Büschel - n. v.
bündeln v.

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