柯林斯英汉双解大词典
bunch up (also bunch together) ( bunching, bunched, bunches )
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PHRASAL VERB If people or things bunch up or if you bunch them up, they move close to each other so that they form a small tight group. Bunch together means the same as . 聚集
例：They were bunching up, almost stepping on each other's heels.
他们正挤在一起，几乎踩着彼此的脚跟。
例：People were bunched up at all the exits.
人们都被聚集在各个出口处。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Bunch together and you'll keep warm.
你们靠在一起就会暖和些的。
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One possibility is that pressure from this external magnetic field has forced particles just inside the heliosphere to bunch together into a ribbon.
一个可能性就是外部磁场的压力强行把日球层内部的粒子压到了一起，形成了窄带。
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The explosions also caused a fair deal of area of effect damage, making them ideal for wiping out packs of jittery fallen or skeletons or whatever other kinds of beasts decided to bunch together.
爆炸同样会带来相合的环境破坏，可以很好的杀死那些大量的扎堆的疯癫沉沦魔或者骷髅或者别的什么畜生。
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We don't want to have a bunch of short stories strung together.
我们不不想讲一堆小故事,绑在一起了事。
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So it was just a bunch of things coming together
总之是很多原因共同发生的结果,
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Cross-linked is not the right word-- that is chemically bonded with repeat units to make large molecules so that when you have a bunch of large molecules together they have certain physical properties like the solid property of the plastic that you're sitting on.
交联这个词不确切,应该是由化学键连接的,重复单位构成大分子,当许多分子聚合在一起后,它们就会具有某种物理特性,就像你们正坐着的,塑料一样,具有固体特性
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