bunch in English: A group of things held or growing together. In speech it can also mean a lot of something. (noun)

Translation

A group of things held or growing together. In speech it can also mean a lot of something.

Word origin

From Middle English bunche, which first meant a lump or a swelling. Where that word came from is not known.

Gender

Pluralbunches

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"A bunch of" things are held together as one.

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Keys on one ring make a bunch.

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In speech "a bunch of" often just means "a lot of".

group

A number of people or things that are together or belong with each other.

flower

The coloured part of a plant that holds its seeds and often smells sweet.

many

A large number of things that can be counted.

key

A small metal thing that opens or locks a door.

part

A piece or section of something bigger, not the whole of it.

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