Meaning of bundle In English

• 0 a number of things that have been fastened or are held together:

  • a bundle of clothes/newspapers/books

  • a bundle of sticks

• 1 to push or put someone or something somewhere quickly and roughly:

  • He bundled his clothes into the washing machine.

  • She was bundled into the back of the car.

  • The children were bundled off to school early that morning.

• 2 to include an extra computer program or other product with something that you sell:

  • The system came bundled with a word processor, spreadsheet, and graphics program.

• 3 a number of things that are fastened or held together:

  • He carried bundles of newspapers to the garage.

  • When they sold their house, they made a bundle.

• 4 to fasten a number of things together:

  • [ I/T ] We’re supposed to bundle magazines before throwing them away.

• 5 to cause someone to move quickly:

  • [ I ] We bundled into the car.

  • [ T ] Every morning I bundled the children off to school.

• 6 a combination of products, services, or pieces of equipment that are supplied together or sold as a group:

  • Phone companies depend on being able to sell a bundle of services - long-distance, local calling, Internet access, wireless - to be profitable.

  • software bundles

• 7 a large amount of money:

  • make/earn a bundle He made a bundle on the stock market.

  • cost/spend/save a bundle

• 8 to add extra products, services, or pieces of equipment to another product or service and sell them together, so you get the extra product, service, etc. for free or for a cheaper price:

  • bundle sth with sth Check whether there is any life insurance cover bundled with the pension.

  • bundled products/services

  • bundled software/games