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Pronunciation / Transliteration: taba
"彼女は庭から花束を摘んだ。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A number of things of the same kind fastened together or in a close group.
"She picked a bunch of flowers from the garden." - 2
A group of people or things.
"A bunch of friends gathered at the café."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'bunch' originates from the Middle English 'bunche', which is believed to have derived from the Old French 'bunche', meaning a 'bunch' or 'clump'. Its usage has evolved over time to denote a collection or grouping of items.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bunch" is said worldwide
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groupe
Transliteration: groupe
"Elle a cueilli un groupe de fleurs dans le jardin."
Bündel
Transliteration: Bündel
"Sie hat ein Bündel Blumen aus dem Garten gepflückt."
mazzo
Transliteration: mazzo
"Ha raccolto un mazzo di fiori dal giardino."
ramo
Transliteration: ramo
"Ella recogió un ramo de flores del jardín."
maço
Transliteration: maço
"Ela colheu um maço de flores do jardim."
गुच्छा
Transliteration: guccha
"उसने बगीचे से एक गुच्छा फूल तोड़े।"
束
Transliteration: shù
"她从花园里摘了一束花。"
다발
Transliteration: dabal
"그녀는 정원에서 꽃 한 다발을 꺾었다."
束
Transliteration: taba
"彼女は庭から花束を摘んだ。"
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