Bundle
51bundle — See make a bundle …
52bundle up — dress warmly, put on winter clothes, rug up Be sure to bundle up if you go skating on the lake. It s cold! …
53bundle — obsolete American to copulate with your sweetheart before marriage Similar customs to that described below prevailed in Scotland and elsewhere, in country districts and with parental consent: The New England custom of bundling ,… …
54bundle up — (Active.) Bundle, wrap up …
55bundle — 1. noun a bundle of clothes Syn: bunch, roll, clump, wad, parcel, sheaf, bale, bolt; package; pile, stack, heap, mass; informal load 2. verb 1) she bundled up her things Syn …
56bundle — n 1. bunch, group, collection, assemblage. See bunch (def.1). 2. package, parcel, pack, packet, Sl. bindle, sack, knapsack, backpack; basket, hamper, bag, pouch, Obs. budget. v 3. tie, tie up or together, colligate, truss, wrap, package, bind,… …
57bundle — n. a group of muscle or nerve fibres situated close together and running in the same direction; e.g. the atrioventricular bundle …
58bundle — 1. noun a bundle of clothes Syn: bunch, roll, clump, wad, parcel, sheaf, bale, pile, stack, heap, mass; informal load, wodge 2. verb 1) she bundled up her things Syn …
59bundle — pluoštas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. beam; bundle vok. Bündel, n rus. волокно, n; пучок, m pranc. faisceau, m; fibre, f …
60bundle — grįžtė statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. bundle vok. Bündel, n rus. жгут, m; пучок, m pranc. faisceau, m …
