bundle up

bundle | Business English

bundle
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈbʌndl/us
COMMERCE, MARKETING
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
MONEY informal
a large amount of money:
make/earn a bundleHe made a bundle on the stock market.
cost/spend/save a bundle
bundle
verb
uk /ˈbʌndl/us
COMMERCE, MARKETING
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 sthCheck whether there is any life insurance cover bundled with the pension.
bundled products/services
bundled software/games

Examples of bundle

bundle
Morphemes are treated as complex categories (bundles of attribute value pairs).
From the engineering point of view, however, all woods may be considered as bundles of parallel tubes, rather like bundles of drinking straws.
On this view, names for particular languages act as variables for bundles of features which formally characterize them.
When the theory is applied to demand analysis, however, the alternatives are commodity bundles.
Right ventricular infundibular muscle bundles were resected and the dysplastic and rudimentary remnants of the pulmonary valve were excised.
Only these two cases are akin to the typical double chambered right ventricle produced by anomalous muscle bundles.
Collagen molecules aggregate into fibrils, and bundles of fibrils form fibres, many of which are aggregated into primary fibre bundles or subfascicles.
A classical way to bypass this difficulty is to use (positively or negatively) invariant cone fields around these bundles.
In this section, we briefly review the homology theory of such bundles.
In 2, we recall basic definitions on bundles and groupoids.
If the mortuary bundles were not buried, then archaeologists and looters would encounter the surviving masks in surface debris.
Their possession of the bundles would have identified them as lineage heads, those most directly descended from the divine ancestors.
Low branching and twisting then produces bundles of diverging and spreading fibrils which eventually fill out into the characteristic spherical structure.
Further calculations of other naturally metrized automorphic line bundles have been carried out in [12].
Different bundles of attributes may appeal to different personal characteristics such as level of education, income, family composition, or age.
See all examples of bundle
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.