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A n1 ( collection) ( of objects) ballot m ; (of clothes, cloth) balluchon m ; (of papers, letters, banknotes) liasse f ; ( of books) paquet m ; ( of straw) botte f ; a bundle of sticks un fagot de branches ;2 (baby, person) paquet m ; bundle of joy petit ange m ; iron petit trésor m ; bundle of fun gen, iron marrant/-e ○ m/f ; bundle of nerves boule f de nerfs ; to be a bundle of mischief être malin comme un singe ○.B ○ vtr1 to bundle sb into fourrer ○ qn dans [plane, aircraft] ; to bundle sth into fourrer qch dans [container, drawer] ; to bundle sb outside ou through the door pousser qn dehors sans ménagement ;2 = bundle up ;3 Comput offrir (with avec).C ○ vi to bundle into a car ( hurry) se ruer dans une voiture ; ( cram) s'entasser dans une voiture.I don't go a bundle on him/on jazz GB il/le jazz ne me botte pas ○ ; to cost/to make a bundle ○ coûter/gagner un paquet ○.■ bundle off:▶ bundle [sb] off ( remove) faire sortir [qn] sans ménagement ; [police, secret service] embarquer ○ ; to bundle sb off to school/to sb's house expédier qn à l'école/chez qn.■ bundle up:▶ bundle [sth] up, bundle up [sth] mettre [qch] en paquet [letters, newspapers] ; mettre [qch] en fagot [sticks, wood] ; faire un ballot de [clothes, knitting] ; mettre [qch] en liasse [banknotes] ;▶ bundle [sb] up emmitoufler (in dans) ; to bundle oneself up s'emmitoufler (in dans). -
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bundle [ˈbʌndl]1. nounb. (Computing) lot ma. also bundle up mettre en paquetb. ( = put hastily) to bundle sb into a car pousser qn dans une voiture3. compounds[+ person] pousser dehors* * *['bʌndl] 1.1) ( collection) ( of objects) ballot m; (of clothes, cloth) balluchon m; (of papers, banknotes) liasse f; ( of books) paquet m; ( of straw) botte f2) (baby, person)bundle of joy — petit ange m; iron petit trésor m
2.bundle of nerves — boule f de nerfs
(colloq) transitive verbto bundle somebody/something into — fourrer (colloq) quelqu'un/quelque chose dans
3.to bundle somebody outside ou through the door — pousser quelqu'un dehors sans ménagement
(colloq) intransitive verbPhrasal Verbs:••I don't go a bundle on jazz — GB le jazz ne me botte pas (colloq)
to make a bundle — (colloq) gagner un paquet (colloq)
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bundle ['bʌndəl]1 noun(a) (of clothes, linen) paquet m; (wrapped in a cloth) paquet m; Commerce (of goods) paquet m, ballot m; (of sticks, twigs) faisceau f; Finance & Administration (of banknotes, papers) liasse f;∎ he's a bundle of nerves c'est un paquet de nerfs;∎ a bundle of firewood un fagot;∎ she's a bundle of contradictions elle est pleine de contradictions;∎ familiar a bundle of fun or laughs marrant, amusant;∎ familiar the trip wasn't exactly a bundle of laughs le voyage n'était pas vraiment marrant;∎ ironic he's a real bundle of fun c'est fou ce qu'on s'amuse avec lui;∎ bundle of joy (baby) bout m de chou∎ to cost a bundle coûter bonbon ou la peau des fesses;∎ to make a bundle faire son beurre∎ to go a bundle on sth s'emballer pour qch;(a) Textiles (clothes) mettre en paquet; Transport (for a journey) empaqueter; (linen) mettre en paquet; Commerce (goods) mettre en paquet; Finance, Administration (banknotes, papers) mettre en liasses; (sticks, twigs) mettre en faisceaux; (firewood) mettre en fagots; Agriculture (straw) botteler, mettre en bottes∎ she bundled the papers into the drawer elle fourra les papiers dans le tiroir;∎ he was bundled into the car on l'a poussé dans la voiture brusquement ou sans ménagement;∎ he quickly bundled them out of the room il les a poussés précipitamment hors de la pièce∎ to bundle sth with sth offrir qch en plus de qch;∎ to come bundled with sth être livré avec qch;∎ Computing bundled software logiciel m livré avec le matériel∎ they bundled me off the train ils m'ont fait descendre du train en toute hâte;∎ the children were bundled off to school les enfants furent envoyés ou expédiés à l'école vite fait(b) (dress warmly) emmitoufler;∎ she bundled the baby up in a warm blanket elle emmitoufla le bébé dans une grosse couvertures'emmitoufler -
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bundle [something] up, bundle up [something] mettre [quelque chose] en paquet [papers]; faire un ballot de [clothes]; mettre [quelque chose] en liasse [banknotes] -
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1. noun(a number of things bound together: a bundle of rags.) ballot2. verb1) ((often with up or together) to make into bundles: Bundle up all your things and bring them with you.) empaqueter2) (to go, put or send (away) in a hurried or disorderly way: They bundled him out of the room.) pousser dehors -
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∎ to bundle sth with sth offrir qch en plus de qch;∎ to come bundled with sth être vendu(e) avec qchTretton won't confirm how many PlayStation2 units would be available in the United States this holiday season, but sources suggest that the number will be around 2 million. As for the final price, much will depend on exactly what is included in the box. While Sony has made little secret of its plans to have Internet connectivity and some form of hard drive for storage, the real question is whether this will be bundled with the final product or sold separately as accessories.
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faisceau mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bundle
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1) faisceau; ballot; paquet; tas2) grosse somme d'argent; fam. gros paquet de fric. ( arg., Stups.) paquet de 25 capsules d'heroineEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > bundle
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bundle [somebody] off faire sortir [quelqu'un] sans ménagement; [police] embarquer (colloq) -
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Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bundle pier
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11 fibrovascular bundle
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > fibrovascular bundle
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Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > tube bundle
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faisceau mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > wire bundle
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gagner beaucoup d'argent; toucher un pactole; fam. se faire un gros paquet de fricEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to make a bundle
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A ○ n corvée f ; what a bind! quelle corvée! ; it's a bind having to… c'est une vraie corvée de devoir…1 ( tie up) attacher [hands, feet, bundle, parcel] ; ligoter [person] ; panser [wound] ; they bound him to a post ils l'ont attaché à un poteau ;2 ( constrain) to bind sb to do [law, rule, contract, oath] imposer à qn de faire ; to be bound by [person] être tenu par [law, rule, contract, oath] ;3 ( unite) ( also bind together) unir [people, family, community] ; the love that binds him to her l'amour qui l'unit à elle ;4 Sewing poser un biais sur [edge] ;5 ( in bookbinding) relier [book] (in en) ;6 Culin lier [mixture] (with avec).D v refl ( prét, pp bound) to bind oneself ( commit oneself) (to belief, action) s'engager (to sth à qch) ; ( emotionally) se lier (to sb à qn).to be in a bind ○ US être dans le pétrin ○.■ bind over:▶ bind [sb] over Jur relâcher [qn] sous condition ; he was bound over to keep the peace on l'a relâché sous condition qu'il ne récidive pas ; he was bound over to appear before the High Court on l'a relâché sous condition pour qu'il puisse comparaître devant la cour suprême.■ bind up:▶ bind up [sth], bind [sth] up bander [wound, part of body] ; attacher [bundle]. -
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[ˌbʌndld 'sɒftweə(r)], US ['sɔːft-]noun Computing ensemble m de logiciels, bundle m -
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nerve [nɜ:v]1. nounb. ( = courage) sang-froid m• you've got a nerve! tu as du culot (inf)• of all the nerve! quel culot ! (inf)2. plural noun• he/the noise gets on my nerves il/ce bruit me tape sur les nerfs (inf)3. compounds* * *[nɜːv] 1.1) Anatomy nerf m; Botany nervure f2) ( courage) courage m; ( confidence) assurance f3) (colloq) ( cheek) culot (colloq) m2. 3.transitive verb••to touch ou hit a raw nerve — toucher un point sensible
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