bunch up

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Ted observed that her friends were a scream of a bunch - stuck - up gabby four - flushers.
特德評論說她的朋友是一批自高自大，多嘴多舌的牛皮大王。
The nation which was once regarded as a buttoned-up bunch of repressives in bowler hats is now a land of incontinent alcoholics.
對此，英國媒躰每日郵報評論：“我們這個國家，曾被認(rèn)爲(wèi)是一群戴著圓頂禮帽、沉默寡言的被壓抑的人，現(xiàn)在竟成了一島的醉鬼?！?/li>
Strategy consultants are a bunch of beefed-up MBAs with big egos who charge a lot to tell executives what they should already know.
戰(zhàn)略顧問是一群剛愎自用、剛加入公司的MBA畢業(yè)生，收取很高的費(fèi)用，然後將企業(yè)高級主琯早就知道的東西告訴他們。
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so she made up her art gallery where there were a bunch of like these old B-list movie posters.
所以她開了自己的美術(shù)館，那裡有很多古老的B級電影的海報。
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The big problem is property values have plummeted -- you got a bunch of boarded-up buildings, a bunch of boarded-up stores.
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Republicans braying on about passing a balanced budget amendment while the president threatens to put the country into default and hold up Social Security checks reminds me of a bunch of puffed-up, town politicians milling around the scene of a building fire, getting in the way of firefighters, giving press interviews amongst the ladders and hoses, demanding stricter fire codes to make future fires impossible.
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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 .