CEFR A2

bunch

noun

Meaning

A group of things or people that are close together or that are thought of as a group.

Examples

A bunch of grapes fell off the vine.
He arrived with a large bunch of flowers.

Synonyms: group, cluster, collection, multitude

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bunch (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /bʌntʃ/

Definition

A group of things or people that are close together or that are thought of as a group.

Examples

A bunch of grapes fell off the vine.
He arrived with a large bunch of flowers.
The kids were a noisy bunch.

How to Use bunch

a bunch of (prepositional phrase): A large quantity or number of something. — "He brought a bunch of cookies to the party."
bunch up (phrasal verb): To gather or come together closely. — "The crowd began to bunch up as they waited for the concert."

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