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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

TIED GROUPB1

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.

How to use it: a bundle of something (He carried a bundle of sticks.)

Similar words: bunch, package

Common phrases: bundle of something, tie a bundle, small bundle

TIED PACKAGEB1

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?

How to use it: bundle of something (She carried a bundle of clothes.)

Similar words: package, bunch

Common phrases: bundle of sticks, small bundle, carry a bundle

PRODUCT PACKAGEB2

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?

How to use it: bundle of something (The company offers a bundle of online services.)

Similar words: package

Common phrases: software bundle, bundle of services, buy a bundle

MUCH MONEYC1

A large amount of money.

  • That car cost a bundle.
  • She made a bundle selling her business.
  • We saved a bundle by booking early.

Similar words: fortune, pile of money

Common phrases: make a bundle, cost a bundle, save a bundle

FIBRE GROUPC2

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.

How to use it: bundle of something (The surgeon identified a bundle of nerve fibres.)

Similar words: fascicle

Common phrases: nerve bundle, muscle bundle, bundle of fibres

verb

TIE TOGETHERB2

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.

How to use it: bundle something together (We bundled the branches together with string.); bundle something up (She bundled up the old clothes.)

Similar words: tie together, wrap up

Common phrases: bundle something together, bundle something up, bundle the papers

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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