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Meanings of bunch up in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "bunch"
Examples for "bunch"
1
He musta been the only sober one in the bunch-exceptthe girl.
2
The hands of the maidens inside were all held in a bunch.
3
It was not a log; it was a bunch of grey-green cloth.
4
I picked up a bunch of kays in the strate last week.
5
Pike came in on business, a bunch of bills in his hand.
1
I bring coffee,' she said firmly, and took the damp bundle away.
2
Telstra said the new high-speed bundle was unnecessary and would confuse customers.
3
All iPhone tariffs include anytime minutes, texts and a 1GB data bundle.
4
A bundle of paper hand towels teetered then tumbled to the floor.
5
Kneeling, I opened my lute case and brought out a small bundle.
1
Methods: A cluster randomised control trial was carried out in 100 pharmacies.
2
The second was a community case epidemiologically linked to the Auckland cluster.
3
The Diamond Princess contains the largest cluster of coronavirus cases outside China.
4
The third stage involved targeting cluster cases and ramping up policy implementation.
5
But she said all signs point to the cluster being under control.
1
Talen skirted rounded the clump of trees and immediately saw the situation.
2
It lay just under that particular clump of bushes, in the shade.
3
He strode outside Garadar a short way to a clump of trees.
4
The shack is straight back in the deepest clump of buttonball trees.
5
The house stood back from the road in its clump of pines.
1
I've gone to some trouble gathering this bunch together for you, Miss Hallman.
2
But why do amino acids bunch together in the first place?
3
A hellish shriek, uncomfortably close at hand, caused the survivors to bunch together.
4
We bunch together as the edge closes around our legs.
5
If in the withey, they choose a spot where the rods cross or bunch together.
Usage of bunch up in anglès
1
There was a big bunch up there when they was put in.
2
This Err thing that you do when you bunch up your tongue.
3
This er thing that you do when you bunch up your tongue.
4
Suddenly he saw the gray mass slow down and bunch up.
5
Never bunch up and become a good target for command detonated mines .
6
Don't bunch up and make killing you all easy for them!
7
Then we can clean this bunch up in proper shape.
8
They might just as well bunch up so many masses of bright colored rags.
9
Don't call or you'll have his whole bunch up here!
10
When women bunch up in packs, they have no shame.
11
Some folks think it was pulled off by a bunch up in the hills somewhere.
12
Do it subtly, but bunch up the fingers on your left hand to mimic hers.
13
Ingredients tend to bunch up near the blender blade and do not become evenly chopped.
14
We want to bunch up, and all the little fellows and lightweights get in the center.
15
Luce watched Shelby's eyebrows bunch up as she slumped against the rigid back of her chair.
16
The Gabriel Hounds can pick off the attackers as they bunch up in the narrow entrance.
This collocation consists of:
Bunch up through the time
Bunch up across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common