n.[C]

1. 捆，卷，束；包裹[（+of）]
   My uncle sent me a large bundle on my birthday.

   我生日时叔父给我寄来一个大包裹。

2. 【口】大堆，大批，大量[S][（+of）]
   Dad found a bundle of spelling mistakes in my composition.

   爸爸在我作文里找出一大堆拼写错误。

3. 【解】神经束，肌肉束
4. 【植】维管束
5. 【俚】一大笔钱[S]

vt.

1. 捆；把……扎成一包
   He bundled the back numbers.

   他把旧杂志扎成一捆。

2. 把……乱堆乱塞[O]
   She bundled all the clothes into that bag.

   她把衣服全都塞进那只包里。

3. 匆匆送走（或赶走）[（+away/off/out）]
   The injured girl was bundled off to hospital.

   那个受伤的女孩被匆匆送到医院。

vi.

1. 匆忙离去，匆匆移动
   She bundled away.

   她匆匆离去。

n.

1. a collection of things or quantity of material tied or wrapped up together.
   ▸Anatomy  a set of nerve, muscle, or other fibres running in parallel close together.
2. informal a large amount of money.

v.

1. tie or roll up in or as if in a bundle.
2. (usu. be bundled up) dress in many warm clothes.
3. informal push or carry forcibly.
   ▸(of a group) move in a disorganized way.
4. sleep fully clothed with another person, as a former local custom during courtship.