Pronunciation

/bʌnd(ə)l/

Definitions

Noun

1. A collection of things tied, fastened, or bundled together, often for ease of handling or transport. Example: “A package containing a hardware bundle for the new computer.”
2. An aggregate of items or ideas; a group or set. Example: “The bundle of tasks assigned to her for the day.”
3. A financial arrangement where multiple products or services are offered together at a discounted price. Example: “A broadband and TV bundle deal from the telecommunications company.”

Verb

1. To gather or collect items into a bundle. Example: “She bundled up the newspapers before taking them out for recycling.”
2. To package or present items as a single offering. Example: “The software company bundles their applications in a convenient suite.”

Phrases

• “To form a bundle” means to gather or tie things together.
• “A bundle of joy” is a term used to describe a person or thing that brings happiness.
• “Bill of lading” is a document that binds the shipper, carrier, and consignee together in a shipping contract.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The farmer tied the hay bales into a neat bundle for storage.”
• Verb: “The carpenter bundled the leftover wood to reuse later.”
• Financial Bundle: “Many customers choose the monthly bundle that includes internet, phone, and cable service.”

Synonyms

• Package
• Lot
• Collection
• Assortment
• Kit
• Grouping
• Aggregation
• Tie (informal)
• Contract (financial context)