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a bunce
He came into a bunce when his uncle died.
他叔叔去世时他得到了一笔意外之财。
意外之财；横财；好运
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意外之财；横财；好运
a sudden happening that brings good fortune (as a sudden opportunity to make money)
He came into a bunce when his uncle died.
他叔叔去世时他得到了一笔意外之财。
意外之财
a sudden happening that brings good fortune (as a sudden opportunity to make money)
Winning the prize in the raffle was a real bunce, so we went out for dinner that night.
在抽奖中赢得奖品真是一笔意外之财，所以那天晚上我们出去吃了饭。
The boss gave everyone a small bunce after the project finished early.
项目提前完成后，老板给了大家一小笔意外之财。
Any unexpected money, no matter how small, feels like a bunce to a student.
对学生来说，任何意想不到的钱无论多少都像是一笔意外之财。
He came into a bunce when his uncle died.
他叔叔去世时他得到了一笔意外之财。
If you invest wisely, you might get a bunce.
如果你明智投资，你可能会得到一笔意外之财。
Not this
He bunced from the lottery.
Use this
He got a bunce from the lottery.
bunce 是名词，不能用作动词。应使用 get a bunce 或类似表达。
Not this
She received a bunce for her hard work this year.
Use this
She received a bonus for her hard work this year.
bunce 指意外之财，而 bonus 指奖金或红利。这里应使用 bonus。
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一笔可观的意外之财
He made a nice little bunce selling his old comics.
他卖掉旧漫画书，发了一笔可观的意外之财。
一点意外之财
She got a bit of bunce from her aunt's will.
她从姑妈的遗嘱中得到一点意外之财。
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把 bunce 拆成 bun + ce：一个小圆面包(bun)突然滚到你脚边，就像一笔意外之财。
语域：informal 常见场景：口语闲聊、谈论意外收入或好运的时候 bunce 多用于非正式场合，指突然出现的好处或意外之财，通常出现在轻松的交谈中，正式写作里比较少见。
表示意外之财时为可数名词；也为男子名
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