英语词组bundle up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

bundle upbundle up (someone)

to put coats and other warm clothes on someone.

In the winter you have to bundle up, because it gets really cold.Her mom bundled her up in a down parka, with a knit cap under the hood.

Phr V

bundle up

bundles, bundling, bundled

bundle up (sb) or bundle (sb) up

to put warm clothes or coverings on yourself or someone else

Bundle up well before you go out in the snow.

often + in

The children were bundled up in blankets for the journey.

bundle up sth or bundle sth up

to gather or tie a group of things together

I bundled up some old clothes and gave them to a charity shop.

bundle up

1. To dress oneself or another (typically a child) into heavy winter clothing or outerwear. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bundle" and "up." It's freezing out, so bundle Janie up in her parka, scarf, and boots—and don't forget her hat and gloves! I bundled up in many layers before I went out to shovel the snow.

2. To wrap something up tightly before moving or sending it to another person or place. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bundle" and "up." Don't worry, I bundled up the picture frames before packing them in the box.

bundle (oneself) up (against something)

to wrap oneself up in protective clothing or bedding as protection against the cold. Please bundle yourself up against the frigid wind. Bundle up before you go outside.

bundle someone up (in something)

to wrap someone up in protective clothing or bedding. Bill bundled Billy up in his parka. Bill bundled up Mary in her parka.

bundle up

1. To gather or tie something together in a tight package: He bundled up his belongings and left for college. She bundled her manuscript up and sent it to the publisher.

2. To wrap someone snugly in warm clothes or blankets: She bundled up the baby and laid him in the crib. He bundled the kids up and sent them out to play in the snow.

3. To dress snugly in warm clothes or blankets: I bundled up and went outside.

词组	bundle up
释义	Idiom bundle upbundle up (someone) to put coats and other warm clothes on someone. In the winter you have to bundle up, because it gets really cold.Her mom bundled her up in a down parka, with a knit cap under the hood. Phr V bundle up bundles, bundling, bundled bundle up (sb) or bundle (sb) up to put warm clothes or coverings on yourself or someone else Bundle up well before you go out in the snow. often + in The children were bundled up in blankets for the journey. bundle up sth or bundle sth up to gather or tie a group of things together I bundled up some old clothes and gave them to a charity shop. phrasebundle up1. bundle up sth • *bundle sth* up to gather or tie a group of things together, especially in order to take them somewhere: Hilary bundled up all her old clothes and carried them downstairs. The newspapers were all bundled up, ready to be thrown away.■ SIMILAR TO: parcel up, tie up2. bundle up sb • bundle sb up • bundle up** to put warm clothes or blankets on yourself or someone else because it is cold: My mother bundled me in the warmest clothes she could find.be bundled up Lying in one of the doorways was a human figure, bundled up in a blanket.bundle up against the cold We bundled up against the cold and went outside.■ SIMILAR TO: wrap up bundle up 1. To dress oneself or another (typically a child) into heavy winter clothing or outerwear. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bundle" and "up." It's freezing out, so bundle Janie up in her parka, scarf, and boots—and don't forget her hat and gloves! I bundled up in many layers before I went out to shovel the snow. 2. To wrap something up tightly before moving or sending it to another person or place. A noun or pronoun can be used between "bundle" and "up." Don't worry, I bundled up the picture frames before packing them in the box. bundle (oneself) up (against something) to wrap oneself up in protective clothing or bedding as protection against the cold. Please bundle yourself up against the frigid wind. Bundle up before you go outside. bundle someone up (in something) to wrap someone up in protective clothing or bedding. Bill bundled Billy up in his parka. Bill bundled up Mary in her parka. bundle up v. 1. To gather or tie something together in a tight package: He bundled up his belongings and left for college. She bundled her manuscript up and sent it to the publisher. 2. To wrap someone snugly in warm clothes or blankets: She bundled up the baby and laid him in the crib. He bundled the kids up and sent them out to play in the snow. 3. To dress snugly in warm clothes or blankets: I bundled up and went outside.
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