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的人；笑料：He wasn’t exactZy a bundZe 〇/ Zaughs .(= a happy person to be with) 〖〇5t night.他昨也有点.让人扫 兴。4 a bundle [sing.] (/n/o/vrn?/) a large amount of money 一大笔钱.：That car must have cost a bundle. 那部^一定办格不菲。not go a bundle on sb/sth 〇3rf,    to not like sb/sth very much 不+分喜欢

桌人 / 棄事物一more at DROP V.，NERVE A7.

■                  verb 1 [VN +adv./prep.] to push or send sb somewhere

quicldy and not carefully lu 匆送走；推搡；赶：They bundZed her into the bac( o/a car.彳也们把她▲进了车后 座。◊ He was bunched ojf to boarding schooZ.他 匆 送 1丨』了寄宿学校。2 [V       to move somewhere

quickly in a group (成群地）知忙赶往.：We bundled out onto the street.我们大伙急忙&到街上:。3 [VN]〜sth (with sth) to supply extra equipment, especially soft­ware when selling a new computer, at no extra cost 额外免费提供（设备等）；.（尤指出售计算机时）赠 送（.软件.）：A further nine applications are bundled with the system.该系统免费附送九套应用软件。

.bundle sth^'up | .bundle sth^to'gether to make or tie sth into., a bundle 捆扎；把…打包：ffe bundled up the dirty clothes and stuffed them into the bog.他把脏衣服捆起来塞进袋子。◊:me papers were aH bundZed together, ready to be thrown out.报纸全部捆 好，准备扔掉。.bundle sb 'up (in sth) to put warm clothes or coverings on sb使穿暖和（或盖被子等）：

I bundled her up in a blanket and gave her a hot drink. 我给p裹了条毯子，文给了她一杯热饮。 bun-fight /'bAnfait/ noun {BrE, informaf) 1 an impressive or important party or other social event 隆重的聚会； 重要—会；重未场合 2 an .angry argument or discussion ，吵；争论_

bung /bAr)/ verb, noun, adj.

■                  verb [VN +adv./prep.] {BrE, informal) to put or throw sth somewhere，carelessly and quickly 扔；丢：Bung this in the bin, can you?你可以把它扔进垃圾箱里吗

,bung sth 'up (with sth) [usually passive] to block sth堵塞;_塞住：My nose is ^un^ed up. _的鼻子全堵 了。 ◊ 77ie drains are bunged up vWth dead Zeaves.排水 沟被枯.树叶堵住7；。

*                  noun 1 a round piece of wood, rubber, etc. used for closing the hole in a container such as a barrel or jar

(桶、罐、广口瓶等的）塞于，盖子2    an

amount of money that is given to sb to persuade them to do sth illegal*款；贿金；贿賂

■                  (Awsfr<3/f，A/Zf，/'n/or/wfl/) broken 破损的；破环 了的' bun-ga-low /'bAqgalau; NAmE -lou/ noun 1 (6r£) a hoi^se

built all on., one level，'without stairs 平房一picture...户 page R23 — compare ranch house 2 (in some Asian countries) a large house, sometimes on more than one level, that is not joined to another house on either side (某些亚洲国家的）平庚，独座廣單 bun-gee /'bAnd3i/ noun 1 a long rope which can stretch, that people tie to their feet when they do bungee jumping蹦极索；高空弹跳绳索2 (AMmf) a thick elastic rope with a hook at each end that can be used to hold packages together, keep things in position, etc.(两事带钩无的）弹力绳索 bun-gee jump-ing noun [U] a sport in which a person jumps from a high place, such as a bridge or a cliff, with a bungee tied to their feet 蹦极跳，高空弹跳（体 育运动，用弹力长绳捆脚从髙空跳f):      togobungee

jumping 去蹦极一picture 0 page R33 ► bun-gee jump noun： to do a bungee jump bun-gle /'bArjgl/ verb, noun

•                  verb to do sth badly or without skill; to fail at sth 地做；失败 033 botch: [VN] They bungled the job. 他们—洁A—糟了a. ◊ a bungled robbery/mfci/attempt

未遂的抢劫 / 袭击 / 尝试[also V] ► bun.gler /_bAi]gla(r)/ noun bun-gling adj. ： bungling incompetence mnoun [usually sing.] something that is done badly and that causes problems 搞糟了的事情；失挺：Their pay was late because of a computer bungle. ^ T it ^ ^)l 错，jtfe们的工资晚发了。

bun-ion /'bAnjan/ noun a painful swelling on the foot, usually on the big toe脚部的肿块；（通常指）拇囊炎