save a bundle
save a bundle
1. To avoid spending a large amount of money, as due to some deal or savvy decision. We saved a bundle when we switched service providers last fall. You could stand to save a bundle doing all your Christmas shopping during their Black Friday sale.
2. To cause or allow someone to avoid spending a large amount of money, as due to some deal or savvy decision. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "save" and "a bundle." Being smarter with your house's thermostat could end up saving you a bundle on your monthly energy bills. This multi-use bus pass was a bit more expensive upfront, but it saved me a bundle in the long run!
See also: bundle, save
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
save a bundle (on something)
Fig. to save a lot of money on the purchase of something. I managed to save a bundle on a car by buying a used one.
See also: bundle, save
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- bundle
- make a bundle
- blow a bundle
- go a bundle on
- not go a bundle on (something)
- not go a bundle on somebody/something
- drop a bundle on (someone or something)
- drop a bundle on someone
- drop a bundle
- drop a bundle on something