Meanings of many bunches in anglès

You have to have a good many bunches o' flowers.

Terrace ninety-eight was given over to small grapes; thus, many bunches had to be picked to fill the basket.

From the smoky rafters hung many bunches of dried herbs, which she used partly for medicines, partly for charms.

She had given her so many bunches of flowers, that she puzzled her brain to think of some new gift.

He was at once savagely attacked and all evening the rattle of the guns sounded like many bunches of fire crackers.

Thus revived, Jumbo was able to climb one of the trees and obtain as many bunches of dates as they wanted.

Some of the Milton boys who had many bunches of fire-crackers, good-naturedly thought they would startle little Washee-washee-wang at his work.

And having detached one from the many bunches which filled her basket, she went herself to open the door to her visitor.