bundle
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbʌndəl/
Forms: bundles, bundled
bundle means: A group of things held together with string or wrapping.
noun
A group of things held together with string or wrapping.
- She carried a bundle of clothes.
- Tie the newspapers into bundles.
- A small bundle of letters lay on the table.
A group of things wrapped or tied together so they are easy to carry.
- He carried a bundle of wood.
- She tied the newspapers into bundles.
- What is inside that cloth bundle?
Several products or services offered together, often for one price.
- This bundle includes three games.
- We bought a phone and internet bundle.
- Which software bundles are on sale?
A large amount of money.
- That car cost a bundle.
- She made a bundle selling her business.
- We saved a bundle by booking early.
A group of thin muscle or nerve parts held closely together.
- The injury damaged a nerve bundle.
- Muscle bundles help the body move.
- Signals travel through this bundle of fibres.
verb
To wrap or tie several things together so they are easy to carry or store.
- Bundle the papers together.
- He bundled the sticks with rope.
- We are bundling the blankets for storage.
Questions about bundle
What does bundle mean?
A group of things held together with string or wrapping.
What is bundle in other languages?
Türkçe: demet · Español: haz · Français: paquet · Deutsch: Bündel · Italiano: fascio · 日本語: 束
How do you pronounce bundle?
It is pronounced /ˈbʌndəl/.
How do you use bundle in a sentence?
She carried a bundle of clothes. Tie the newspapers into bundles.
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