英语词组bunch up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

bunch up

bunches, bunching, bunched

bunch up (sth/sb) or bunch (sth/sb) up

to move close together so that you make a tight groupusually passive

We were all bunched up at the back of the room.

bunch up (sth) or bunch (sth) up

if material bunches up, or if someone bunches it up, it moves into tight folds

My shirt's all bunched up at the back.

bunch up

1. To form or accumulate into a group, cluster, or mass or some kind. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bunch" and "up." It was so cold out that we all bunched up together for warmth. The blanket is still bunched up on that side—can you smooth it out?

2. To crumple something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bunch" and "up." Don't bunch up your dress in your arms like that!

bunch someone or something up

to pack or cluster things or people together. Bunch them up so you can squeeze them into the sack. Kelly bunched up the roses and put them in a vase.

bunch up

to pack together or cluster. Spread out. Don't bunch up!

bunch up

1. To move close together to form a tight group; cluster: The kids bunched up in a corner of the room, whispering to each other.

2. To pack some people or things together tightly: Bunch up the blankets and stuff them into the bag. I didn't like what I had written on the page, so I bunched it up and threw it out.

3. To come together or be more concentrated in one place: The cloth bunches up at the cuff of my shirt.

词组	bunch up
释义	Phr V bunch up bunches, bunching, bunched bunch up (sth/sb) or bunch (sth/sb) up to move close together so that you make a tight groupusually passive We were all bunched up at the back of the room. bunch up (sth) or bunch (sth) up if material bunches up, or if someone bunches it up, it moves into tight folds My shirt's all bunched up at the back. phrasebunch up1. bunch up usually passive to move together and form a close group: Mr Stephenson stopped suddenly, forcing the rest of them to bunch up behind him.be bunched up The sheep were all bunched up together in a corner of the field.2. bunch up • bunch up sth • *bunch sth* up** to pull material tightly together in folds, or to form tight folds: The dress was much too big, but she bunched it up with a belt round her waist. Machine stitching can cause material to bunch up, so I usually sew it by hand. bunch up 1. To form or accumulate into a group, cluster, or mass or some kind. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bunch" and "up." It was so cold out that we all bunched up together for warmth. The blanket is still bunched up on that side—can you smooth it out? 2. To crumple something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bunch" and "up." Don't bunch up your dress in your arms like that! bunch someone or something up to pack or cluster things or people together. Bunch them up so you can squeeze them into the sack. Kelly bunched up the roses and put them in a vase. bunch up to pack together or cluster. Spread out. Don't bunch up! bunch up v. 1. To move close together to form a tight group; cluster: The kids bunched up in a corner of the room, whispering to each other. 2. To pack some people or things together tightly: Bunch up the blankets and stuff them into the bag. I didn't like what I had written on the page, so I bunched it up and threw it out. 3. To come together or be more concentrated in one place: The cloth bunches up at the cuff of my shirt.
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