bundle

• Nom désignant un ensemble d'objets, de choses ou d'éléments qui sont liés, emballés ou regroupés ensemble.

A noun referring to a collection of items, objects, or things that are tied, wrapped, or grouped together.

1. Collection of items tied togetherA2formal

   A number of things that are tied or wrapped together.

   paquet, faisceau

   • She carried a bundle of sticks for the fire.
   • He tied the newspapers into a bundle for recycling.
   • The delivery included a bundle of fresh flowers.

   Synonymesbalebatchbunchpackagepacketparcelrollsheafwad

2. Package or parcelA2formal

   A wrapped or packaged item, often for shipping or storage.

   Paquet ou colis

   • The postman left a bundle on the doorstep.
   • She received a bundle of clothes from her aunt.
   • The package was a bundle of books tied with string.

   Synonymesbalepackpackagepacketparcel

3. Large amount of moneyB1informal

   A significant sum of money, often used informally.

   Grosse somme d'argent

   • He made a bundle selling his old car.
   • That investment cost a bundle but paid off well.
   • She spent a bundle on the new furniture.

   Synonymesfortunemintpacketpilesmall fortunewad

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de lier, empaqueter ou rassembler des objets en un faisceau, ainsi que pour renvoyer quelqu'un rapidement ou sans ménagement.

A verb used to indicate the act of tying, wrapping, or gathering items together into a bundle, or to send someone away quickly or unceremoniously.

1. Tie or wrap togetherB1formal

   To tie, wrap, or gather items into a bundle.

   lier en paquet

   • She bundled the newspapers for recycling.
   • He bundled the sticks together with a rope.
   • They bundled the clothes into a large bag.

   Synonymesbindbunchfastengatherpackpackageparcelstraptietrusswrap

   Antonymesdisperselooseseparateunfastenunwrap

2. Send or push quicklyB2informal

   To push, send, or put someone or something somewhere quickly or unceremoniously.

   expédier, fourrer

   • They bundled the children into the car.
   • He was bundled off to bed early.
   • The police bundled the suspect into the van.

   Synonymeshurryhustlepushrushshoveusher

3. Sell as a packageB2formal

   To sell multiple items or services together as a single package, often at a reduced price.

   Vendre en lot

   • The company bundles its software with a free trial.
   • You can bundle internet and cable services for a discount.
   • They bundled the tickets with a hotel stay.

   Synonymescombinegrouppackpackagetie

Variantes phrasalbundle offbundle up