bundle up
Britishverb
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to dress (somebody) warmly and snugly
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(tr) to make (something) into a bundle or bundles, esp by tying
Example Sentences
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A California Christmas was a big change: For one thing, I was accustomed to spending the holiday bundled up inside, not sitting out on the patio.
From Los Angeles Times
In winter it’s not uncommon to see Somalis in traditional dress bundled up in big American-style parkas and stocking caps worn over hijabs.
Although it snowed in Cleveland and Chicago this week and New Yorkers bundled up, gas traders don’t expect enough sustained cold weather to eat into supplies until next month.
Huawei has collaborated with thousands of local firms, often coordinated by different levels of government, to develop advanced semiconductor technologies, including systems that bundle up to one million chips to boost computing capabilities.
You’re probably freezing while reading this, bundled up in multiple layers, desperately clinging to your significant other, and running your oven with the door open just to feel something.
From Los Angeles Times
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