bunch

ramo, racimo, manojo

Varias cosas que crecen juntas o se mantienen unidas, como flores o uvas.

En inglés sencillo: A group of things growing close together or held together.

• She bought a bunch of bananas.
• There are two bunches of grapes left.
• He dropped his bunch of keys.

Cómo se usa: a bunch of something (He carried a bunch of red flowers.)

Sinónimos: cluster, bundle

Expresiones frecuentes: bunch of grapes, bunch of flowers, bunch of keys

un montón, muchos

Un número grande de personas o cosas.

En inglés sencillo: A large number of people or things.

• I bought a bunch of books.
• A whole bunch of people called today.
• We tried a bunch of times.

Cómo se usa: a bunch of plural noun (A bunch of students came early.)

Sinónimos: lots, a lot

Expresiones frecuentes: a bunch of, whole bunch, bunch of people, bunch of trouble

grupo, pandilla

Personas o amigos que suelen pasar tiempo juntos.

En inglés sencillo: A group of friends or people who spend time together.

• They are a friendly bunch.
• She still meets the same bunch every Friday.
• What a lively bunch you all are!

Sinónimos: group, crowd, gang

Expresiones frecuentes: friendly bunch, same bunch, lively bunch

agrupar, amontonarse

Reunir cosas muy cerca unas de otras, o acercarse formando un grupo compacto.

En inglés sencillo: To bring things together into a close group, or to move close together.

• Bunch the flowers together.
• The runners bunched up near the finish.
• My shirt keeps bunching under this jacket.

Cómo se usa: bunch something together (Bunch the stems together and tie them.); bunch up (The fabric bunches up around my waist.)

Sinónimos: gather, cluster

Antónimos: spread

Expresiones frecuentes: bunch together, bunch up, bunch the flowers