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Bunch
01
mazzo
a group of people, often with something in common
Example
A bunch of friends gathered at the park for a picnic.
She invited a bunch of classmates over for a study session.
We met a bunch of hikers on the trail who shared their experiences.
02
mazzo, gruppo
a group of things sharing the same quality, usually connected to each other
Example
The grocer tied a bunch of bananas together for display.
The children gathered a bunch of leaves to make a nature collage.
She picked a bunch of flowers from the garden for the centerpiece.
03
cespuglio, gruppo
any collection in its entirety
to bunch
01
raggruppare, unire
to gather into a compact group or cluster
Transitive: to bunch sth
Example
The chef bunched the herbs and placed them in a small bowl.
He bunched the papers on his desk before organizing them.
She bunched the fabric and pinned it to create elegant drapes.
02
raggrupparsi, ammassarsi
to gather together closely, forming a group or cluster
Intransitive: to bunch somewhere
Example
Students bunch around the notice board to read the latest announcements.
Clouds begin to bunch in the sky before a storm, darkening the horizon.
During rush hour, commuters bunch at the train station, waiting for their trains to arrive.
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A bunch of friends gathered at the park for a picnic.
She invited a bunch of classmates over for a study session.
We met a bunch of hikers on the trail who shared their experiences.
At the concert, we joined a bunch of fans singing along to every song.
The new employees were a friendly bunch, eager to get started.
