You would say " I'm all bunged up" .

你会说 I'm all bunged up。

And in British English, we can also say 'I'm bunged up'.

而在英式英语中，我们也可以说“我鼻子堵住”。

For this one, you, commonly, you wouldn't say " my nose is bunged up" .

对于这个，通常，你不会说 my nose is bunged up。

Hiccup bunged a rock at it and it squealed indignantly.

卡嗝朝它扔块石头，它尖叫起来。

" I have a bunged up nose" ? Again, not very common — " I'm all bunged up" .

I have a bunged up nose？不对，并不常见，应该是 I'm all bunged up。

Because I was approached to take the same bung.

因为有人找我 给我开同样的条件。

Stung by such talk, in 2008 the previous Labour government proposed a new law updating the country's antiquated rules on backhanders and bungs, including those dispensed overseas.

被如此言论激怒的前工党政府2008年提项新法律，以改革对回扣和红包的过时规定，在海外具有同等约束力。

On the other hand, “facilitation payments”, a euphemistic term for the small bungs sometimes paid to foreign officials to expedite a legitimate service—a licence application, for instance—are discouraged.

另方面，“便利费”不受鼓励，实际上这只是有时支付给外国官员以加速合法业务如许可证申请的小额回扣。

One conventional solution-identifying a few star performers and bunging them extra money-is not a retention strategy if large chunks of the workforce are thinking differently about their jobs.

传统的解决方案——找少数几个表现色的员工，多塞给他们些钱——在大部分员工都对他们的工作有不同想法的情况下，并不是种能留住员工的策略。

It's always the non-artists who come out with the most interesting things because they're not bunged up with preconceived ideas of what art should be or what they feel they should be doing.

那些非艺术家的人往往能带来最有意思的作品，因为他们没有被些预设想法绑架，比如什么样的艺术形式，或者他们觉得自己该做的事情。