bundle
Prononciation : [ˈbʌndl]
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Contexte : « object »
(noun) a bundle is a group of things that are tied or wrapped together. Imagine carrying a bunch of sticks or toys held together; that’s a bundle.
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I picked up a bundle of firewood to keep us warm.
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I didn’t see any bundle of papers on the desk; it was all scattered around.
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Can you hand me that bundle of newspapers over there?
Contexte : « action »
(verb) to bundle means to put things together and tie them up. It’s like when you gather your crayons and put them in a bag.
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She will bundle up the clothes and donate them to charity.
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He didn’t bundle the toys properly, and they fell out of the bag.
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Did you remember to bundle the gifts before taking them to the party?
Contexte : « grouping »
(verb) in some contexts, to bundle can also mean to group things together to make them easier to handle or sell. Like putting snacks together in a pack to sell.
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The store decided to bundle the snacks for a special deal.
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They didn’t bundle the items correctly, and customers found it confusing.
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Are they planning to bundle those toys for a summer sale?
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