bunged

英 [bʌŋd]

美 [bʌŋd]

v. 扔; 丢
bung的过去分词和过去式

（桶或水瓶的）盖子，塞子
A bung is a round piece of wood, cork, or rubber which you use to close the hole in a container such as a barrel or flask.
VERB 扔；丢
If you bung something somewhere, you put it there in a quick and careless way.
1. Pour a whole lot of cold water over the rice, and bung it in the oven.
  往米中倒入大量凉水，然后放在炉子上。
ADJ 堵塞；塞住
If something is bunged up, it is blocked.
1. The sink's bunged up again...
  水槽又堵上了。
2. My nose is all bunged up.
  我的鼻子完全不通气了。

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The sink's bunged up again
水槽又堵上了。
My nose is all bunged up.
我的鼻子完全不通气了。
The drains are bunged up with dead leaves.
落叶把下水道堵住了。
The leaves bunged up the hole.
树叶把洞填满了。
This channel is bunged up: many households cannot borrow because their homes have fallen in value and because banks are less willing to lend.
这一渠道目前已经失去了作用：许多家庭因为房价下跌和银行不愿意借贷而无法得到贷款。
He picked up a stone and bunged it over the fence.
他捡起一块仍到栅栏的另一边。
An automobile body pretty bunged up from an accident
事故中撞得破损不堪的汽车车身
He was annoyed by what the woman bunged in.
他对女士的插嘴感到恼火。
He had a bad cold and his nose was all bunged up.
她因伤风感冒很厉害，鼻子不透气。
My car was bunged up from the accident.
我的车子出事撞坏了。
Your eyes got bunged up.
你的眼睛肿了。
The little boy picked up a stone and bunged it over the fence into the courtyard of his neighbour.
小男孩捡起一块石子扔过栅栏抛到他邻居的院子里。