bundle
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2.3
- noun
- /ˈbʌndəl/
:
paquete
- He carried a bundle of firewood to keep the house warm during winter.
- bundle of goods
- price of the bundle
- bundle of rights
So we've got this this bundle of, of systems.
- So we've got this this bundle of, of systems.
- Yeah, I think we should say choose the bundle and save however much.
- All right, just wiring in my very last bundle and I think we are done.
- There's kind of this whole sort of bundle of possible paths.
- So this is like a bundle, right?
Examples
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A bundle of carrots, half dozen ears of corn, some eggs...
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Yeah, I think we should say choose the bundle and save however much.
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What it really is is a bundle of skills.
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Get out, walk 100 feet, pick up the bundle, drive away.
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The old man reached down, picked up the bundle again, and walked off to town.
Academic text (1993) -
In the rear of the house were bundles and pots filled with stored goods.
Fiction book (1991) -
Mandy realized that she'd forgotten the small bundle of papers in her mother's dresser.
Fiction book (1991) -
The gardener brought a bundle of fresh herbs to the kitchen for cooking.
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For the picnic, she packed a bundle of sandwiches and snacks for everyone to enjoy.
Synonyms
961
1.0
A box or parcel that holds goods for delivery
420
1.0
A bundle of items sold or carried together
101
1.8
A small package for items like seeds or papers
27
1.1
A wrapped or boxed item sent to someone
9
7.5
A bundle of stalks or papers tied together for carrying
1
9.9
A small wrapped packet of illegal drugs for sale
A group of thin nerve threads that carry signals in the body
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A group of heart fibers that carry signals from the AV node to ventricles, making them contract
- Specialized
Muscle fibers in the heart that send electrical signals from the upper heart to lower chambers so they contract
- Specialized
A group of tubes in stems and leaves that carry water and food and give support
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Bundle comes from an old root like bind that meant 'to tie'. A bundle was originally things tied or wrapped together, so today a bundle is a group or package of items that are joined or wrapped as one.