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• Sustantivo que designa un grupo o conjunto de objetos, personas o cosas similares agrupados o atados juntos, o simplemente una cantidad considerable de algo.

A noun referring to a group or collection of similar items, objects, or people gathered or tied together.

1. Group of thingsA2informal

   A number of things of the same type growing or fastened together.

   grupo de cosas

   • She bought a bunch of bananas at the store.
   • He picked a bunch of flowers from the garden.
   • A bunch of keys hung from his belt.

   Sinónimosassortmentbatchbundleclumpclustercollectiongroupheappackpilesettuftwad

2. A2informal

   A group of people, often used informally.

   grupo de personas

   • A bunch of friends went to the movies together.
   • The whole bunch of them arrived late to the party.
   • She hung out with a bunch of coworkers after work.

   Sinónimosbandcrewcrowdganggrouplotpackparty

3. Large amountA2informal

   A large quantity or number of something.

   gran cantidad

   • I have a bunch of homework to do tonight.
   • He spent a bunch of money on that new car.
   • There are a bunch of reasons why I can't go.

   Sinónimosabundanceheaploadlotmasspileprofusionquantitystack

• Verbo que describe la acción de juntar, reunir o agrupar objetos o cosas formando un conjunto compacto, o de arrugar o fruncir algo como tela. También puede referirse a apiñarse o amontonarse en un grupo denso.

A verb used to describe the act of gathering, clustering, or grouping things together, or forming into a tight group.

1. Gather or cluster togetherB1informal

   To collect or form into a tight group or cluster.

   agruparse

   • The children bunched together for a group photo.
   • She bunched the flowers tightly in her hand.
   • The fabric bunched up around her waist.

   Sinónimosassemblebundleclumpclustercollectcongregatecrowdgathergrouphuddle

   Antónimosdispersedividescatterseparatespread

2. Gather or collectB1informal

   To bring things together in a group or bundle.

   reunir, agrupar

   • He bunched the papers and put them in a folder.
   • They bunched the cables to keep them organized.
   • She bunched the curtains to let in more light.

   Sinónimosassemblebundleclustercollectcongregategathergrouphuddle

   Antónimosdispersescatterseparate

Variantes phrasalbunch up