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bundling

UK
/ˈbʌndlɪŋ/
US
/ˈbʌndlɪŋ/

Translations

bundlingnoun
bundlings
pl
mise en fagotsSens concret : action de lier ou d’assembler des objets en paquet.
The bundling of newspapers for recycling is a common practice in many households.
La mise en fagots des journaux pour le recyclage est une pratique courante dans de nombreux foyers.
vente groupéeSens commercial : vente de plusieurs produits ou services sous une seule offre.
The cable company offers bundling of internet, phone, and television services at a discounted rate.
La société de câble propose une vente groupée des services Internet, téléphone et télévision à tarif réduit.
Additional translations
couchage habilléSens historique, rare et régional : pratique de courtisanerie consistant à faire coucher deux personnes ensemble, habillées.
Synonyms
set
package
bundle
collection
grouping
bundlinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbʌndlɪŋ/
US
/ˈbʌndlɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that performs or relates to the act of bundling.
de mise en fagotsS’emploie pour un dispositif ou une machine servant à regrouper des objets en fagots ou en paquets.
The factory installed a new bundling machine on the assembly line.
L’usine a installé une nouvelle machine de mise en fagots sur la chaîne de montage.
bundleverb

bundling

Gerund

bundled
Past Simple
bundled
Past Participle
bundling
Gerund
UK
/ˈbʌndl̩/
US
/ˈbʌndl̩/
She bundled the newspapers together for recycling.
Elle a attaché les journaux ensemble pour le recyclage.
regrouperCommerce, informatique ; proposer ou vendre ensemble.
The software company decided to bundle the new app with additional features.
L’entreprise de logiciels a décidé de regrouper la nouvelle application avec des fonctionnalités supplémentaires.
emmitouflerPour se vêtir chaudement ou confortablement.
He bundled up in a thick coat before going outside.
Il s’est emmitouflé dans un manteau épais avant de sortir.
Additional translations
se précipiterFamilier ; pour un déplacement rapide et désordonné.
Synonyms
wrap
consolidate
collect
gather
tie
pack

Definitions

bundlingnoun
The act or process of gathering or tying things together into a bundle.
The bundling of newspapers for recycling is a common practice in many households.
A historical practice of wrapping two people in a bed together, fully clothed, as a form of courtship.
In colonial America, bundling was sometimes used as a way for young couples to get to know each other under parental supervision.
The practice of selling several products or services together as a single combined unit.
The cable company offers bundling of internet, phone, and television services at a discounted rate.
bundlinggerund / present participle
That performs or relates to the act of bundling; designed for or used in bundling.
The factory installed a new bundling machine on the assembly line.
bundleverb
To tie or wrap together into a bundle.
She bundled the newspapers together for recycling.
To dress warmly or snugly.
He bundled up in a thick coat before going outside.
To hurry or move quickly, often in a disorganized manner.
They bundled into the car to escape the rain.
To include several items or services together as a single package.
The software company decided to bundle the new app with additional features.
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