I. bunch <-es> [bʌntʃ] СУЩ.
1. bunch (group):
2. bunch мн. отсут. разг. (lot):
II. bunch [bʌntʃ] ГЛ. перех. to bunch sth [up]
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| you | bunch |
| he/she/it | bunches |
| we | bunch |
| you | bunch |
| they | bunch |
| I | bunched |
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| you | bunched |
| he/she/it | bunched |
| we | bunched |
| you | bunched |
| they | bunched |
| I | have | bunched |
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| you | have | bunched |
| he/she/it | has | bunched |
| we | have | bunched |
| you | have | bunched |
| they | have | bunched |
| I | had | bunched |
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| you | had | bunched |
| he/she/it | had | bunched |
| we | had | bunched |
| you | had | bunched |
| they | had | bunched |
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The grape forms compact, cylindrical bunches of spherical, deep blue-black fruit with a colourless pulp.
en.wikipedia.org The grape clusters produce tightly compacted bunches with thin-skinned oval berries that have a light violet to black color.
en.wikipedia.org It is reddish, about the size of a large plum, and grows in large bunches.
en.wikipedia.org By-elections may occur singly, or in small bunches, especially if the authority responsible for calling them has discretion over the timing and can procrastinate.
en.wikipedia.org The key to these developments was selection of bunches and grapes by level of ripeness and botrytis, thus giving different wines from the same vineyard.
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