B1nounfoodrelationships
US/bʌntʃ/
UK/bʌntʃ/
a group of things of the same type held together; also, informally, a group of people
In context
He brought her a bunch of flowers on their first date.
I bought a bunch of bananas and some mangoes at the market.
My new classmates are a really friendly bunch.
Words that go with bunch
noun + preposition
- bunch of flowersShe arranged a bunch of flowers on the table.
- bunch of bananasGrab a bunch of bananas for the trip.
- bunch of keysHe dropped a heavy bunch of keys.
- a whole bunch ofI have a whole bunch of emails to answer.
- bunch of grapesWe shared a bunch of grapes after lunch.
adjective + noun
- nice bunchThe new staff are a nice bunch.