英语词汇bunting怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

bunting

noun

/ˈbʌn.tɪŋ/us

/ˈbʌn.t̬ɪŋ/

buntingnoun(CLOTH)

[U]

rowsofbrightlycolouredsmallflags, often in thecoloursof a country'sflag, that arehungacrossroadsorrooms, or above astage, asdecorationforspecialoccasionsorpoliticalevents:

Theroomwasdeckedwithfestivebunting.

Flags andred,whiteandbluebunting werehungalong themainstreet.

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More examples

Thestreetswerecoveredwithflagsand bunting.
Hestoodon astagedeckedout inred,whiteandbluebunting.
AgiantAmericanflagand buntinggracedtheporchof his three-storyhome.

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Objects & decorations connected with celebrations

Advent calendar
ball
balloon
bauble
bonbon
bridal wear
Christmas ball
Christmas cracker
garland
glow stick
grogger
hamper
illumination
jack-o'-lantern
party popper
pennant
piñata
souvenir
stocking filler
tinsel

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buntingnoun(BIRD)

[C]pluralbuntingorbuntings

any of severaltypesofsmallsingingbirdwith ashort,widebeak, and usuallybrownishfeathers,foundinEurope,Asia, andAfrica:

Theysawlapwings,skylarksand buntings.

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[C]pluralbuntingorbuntings

any of severaltypesofsmallsingingbirdwith ashort,wide,pointedbeakandbrightlycolouredfeatherson themalebird,foundinNorthandSouthAmerica:

ThestatebirdofColoradois thelarkbunting.

More examples

Thewaterholewasluminouswithbirds:firefinches, golden-breasted buntings,herons.
Birdspeciesatriskincludebarnowls, redshank,cornbunting andcorncrake.

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Other wild birds

bird of paradise
blackbird
blue tit
bluebird
bluejay
flycatcher
goldfinch
greenfinch
honeyeater
hoopoe
lyrebird
macaw
magpie
martin
mockingbird
song thrush
sparrow
squab
starling
swift

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buntingnoun(BASEBALL)

[U]

in thegameofbaseball, anactby thebatterofhittingtheballfairlyslowlyand only ashortdistance, to put it into apositionthatcausesdifficultiesfor thefielders(= theplayerson theteamwhoseturnit is tothrowandcatchtheball), andhelpsthe batter's ownteamtoscore:

Infieldersstruggledwith Gray'sskilfulbunting.

More examples

There was another round ofbullpensandpitchers'fieldingpracticeandhittingand bunting.
TheJapaneseplay"smallball", astyleemphasizingbunting,stealing,sacrificehitting, andteamharmony.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Baseball & rounders

at batidiom
ballgame
ballplayer
base hit
bases
beat
chopper
doctor
fish
flare
foul
frame
peg
shag
shortstop
slugger
sock
stickball
strike
strike out(somewhere)

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Examples from literature

Our national colors were to be seen everywhere, even the lighthouse on the point being draped from top to bottom in clouds of red, white and blue bunting.
The bunting in front of the booths was pulled off, and the lines began to move.
The city was regally adorned with flags and bunting and illumination and music everywhere.
They made a parade showing, being six in number and gaily decorated with flags and bunting.
Triumphal arches were erected across Broadway, houses and stores were decorated with bunting, cannons boomed, and bells rang.

bunting

noun[U]

/ˈbʌn.tɪŋ/us

/ˈbʌn.t̬ɪŋ/

rowsofbrightlycolouredsmallflagsorpiecesofcloththat arehungacrossroadsor above astageasdecorationforspecialoccasions

彩旗

单词	bunting
释义	bunting noun uk /ˈbʌn.tɪŋ/us /ˈbʌn.t̬ɪŋ/ buntingnoun(CLOTH) [U] rowsofbrightlycolouredsmallflags, often in thecoloursof a country'sflag, that arehungacrossroadsorrooms, or above astage, asdecorationforspecialoccasionsorpoliticalevents: Theroomwasdeckedwithfestivebunting. Flags andred,whiteandbluebunting werehungalong themainstreet. Urs Flueeler/EyeEm/GettyImages More examples Thestreetswerecoveredwithflagsand bunting. Hestoodon astagedeckedout inred,whiteandbluebunting. AgiantAmericanflagand buntinggracedtheporchof his three-storyhome. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Objects & decorations connected with celebrations Advent calendar ball balloon bauble bonbon bridal wear Christmas ball Christmas cracker garland glow stick grogger hamper illumination jack-o'-lantern party popper pennant piñata souvenir stocking filler tinsel See more results » buntingnoun(BIRD) [C]pluralbuntingorbuntings any of severaltypesofsmallsingingbirdwith ashort,widebeak, and usuallybrownishfeathers,foundinEurope,Asia, andAfrica: Theysawlapwings,skylarksand buntings. Kevin Agar/500px/GettyImages [C]pluralbuntingorbuntings any of severaltypesofsmallsingingbirdwith ashort,wide,pointedbeakandbrightlycolouredfeatherson themalebird,foundinNorthandSouthAmerica: ThestatebirdofColoradois thelarkbunting. More examples Thewaterholewasluminouswithbirds:firefinches, golden-breasted buntings,herons. Birdspeciesatriskincludebarnowls, redshank,cornbunting andcorncrake. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Other wild birds bird of paradise blackbird blue tit bluebird bluejay flycatcher goldfinch greenfinch honeyeater hoopoe lyrebird macaw magpie martin mockingbird song thrush sparrow squab starling swift See more results » buntingnoun(BASEBALL) [U] in thegameofbaseball, anactby thebatterofhittingtheballfairlyslowlyand only ashortdistance, to put it into apositionthatcausesdifficultiesfor thefielders(= theplayerson theteamwhoseturnit is tothrowandcatchtheball), andhelpsthe batter's ownteamtoscore: Infieldersstruggledwith Gray'sskilfulbunting. More examples There was another round ofbullpensandpitchers'fieldingpracticeandhittingand bunting. TheJapaneseplay"smallball", astyleemphasizingbunting,stealing,sacrificehitting, andteamharmony. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Baseball & rounders at batidiom ballgame ballplayer base hit bases beat chopper doctor fish flare foul frame peg shag shortstop slugger sock stickball strike strike out(somewhere) See more results » (Definition ofbuntingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examples from literature Our national colors were to be seen everywhere, even the lighthouse on the point being draped from top to bottom in clouds of red, white and blue bunting. The bunting in front of the booths was pulled off, and the lines began to move. The city was regally adorned with flags and bunting and illumination and music everywhere. They made a parade showing, being six in number and gaily decorated with flags and bunting. Triumphal arches were erected across Broadway, houses and stores were decorated with bunting, cannons boomed, and bells rang. bunting noun[U] uk /ˈbʌn.tɪŋ/us /ˈbʌn.t̬ɪŋ/ rowsofbrightlycolouredsmallflagsorpiecesofcloththat arehungacrossroadsor above astageasdecorationforspecialoccasions 彩旗 #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/bunting##
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