bunk

• 名词，有多个含义，包括嵌入墙壁或分上下铺的窄床、牲畜的食槽，以及口语中指废话或虚假的说法。

A noun with multiple meanings, including a narrow bed built into a wall or stacked in tiers, a feeding trough for cattle, or informal nonsense and false statements.

1. Feeding troughB2formal

   A long, narrow container used for feeding cattle or other livestock.

   饲料槽

   • The farmer filled the bunk with hay for the cows.
   • The cattle gathered around the bunk to eat.
   • He cleaned the bunk before adding fresh grain.

   同义词feedermangertrough

2. Sleeping berthB1formal

   A narrow bed, often built in tiers, found on ships, trains, or in dormitories.

   铺位

   • The sailor climbed into his bunk for the night.
   • The train compartment had two bunks, one above the other.
   • The campers slept in simple bunks at the lodge.

   同义词bedberthcot

3. Rough bedB1informal

   A simple or makeshift bed, often used in camps or temporary shelters.

   简易床铺

   • We made a bunk out of blankets and sleeping bags.
   • The cabin had a few wooden bunks for hikers.
   • He slept on a rough bunk in the army barracks.

   同义词cotpalletshakedown

4. Nonsense or falsehoodB2informal

   Unacceptable behavior or statements that are ludicrously false or meaningless.

   胡说八道

   • That's a load of bunk; he never said that.
   • Don't believe his story—it's complete bunk.
   • The politician's speech was full of bunk.

   同义词baloneyboshclaptrapdrivelhogwashhumbugmalarkeynonsensetommyrottwaddle

5. Meaningless messageB2informal

   A communication that seems to convey no real meaning or sense.

   废话

   • The email was just a bunch of bunk with no useful info.
   • His explanation was pure bunk, making no sense at all.
   • The article was filled with bunk and irrelevant details.

   同义词baloneyclaptrapdrivelgarbagegibberishhogwashmalarkeynonsensepoppycockrubbishtwaddle

   反义词meaningsensesubstancetruthwisdom

6. Bunk bedA2formal

   A set of two or more beds built one above the other to save space.

   双层床

   • The children shared a bunk bed in their small room.
   • The hostel room had several bunk beds for guests.
   • He slept on the top bunk while his brother slept below.

   同义词bunk beddouble-decker

• 动词，指在临时或简易的床铺上睡觉；也指逃避某事或匆忙离开。

A verb meaning to sleep in a makeshift or temporary bed, or to avoid or leave hastily.

1. Avoid payingB2informalbritish

   To leave a place or situation without paying what is owed, especially for a service or accommodation.

   逃单

   • He bunked the hotel bill and disappeared in the middle of the night.
   • They tried to bunk the taxi fare by running away.
   • She was caught trying to bunk the restaurant check.

   同义词abscondbilkboltdecampdodgeevadeskip

   反义词compensatedischargepayreimbursesettle

2. Provide with a bunkB1informal

   To provide someone with a place to sleep, especially a simple bed or sleeping quarters.

   安排床位

   • The hostel bunked the travelers in a large dormitory.
   • We were bunked in a small cabin for the night.
   • The camp bunked all the children in shared tents.

   同义词accommodatebedberthbillethouselodgeput upquartershelter

3. Flee or run awayB2informalbritish

   To escape or leave quickly, often to avoid a situation or responsibility.

   逃跑

   • He bunked off school to go to the beach.
   • The thief bunked when he heard the police sirens.
   • She bunked from the boring lecture halfway through.

   同义词abscondboltdecampfleerun awayscramskedaddletake offvamoose

   反义词attendconfrontfaceremainstay

短语动词变体bunk downbunk off