bundling
Speech parts
1. bundling - Noun
2. bundling - Verb
Meaning
of Bundle
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The automobile is technologically more sophisticated than the bundling board, but the human motives in their uses are sometimes the same.
she complained about bundling the children off to school
Another difference from previous Model 4s was the bundling of the Deskmate productivity suite with simple applications including a word processor, filer, spreadsheet, calendar, and mail manager.
Although Sling’s approach isn’t always cheaper than other services—and its claims of “a la carte TV” are —it does feel less like an imitation of cable bundling, and more like a reboot.
As we were bundling up and saying our arigatos, happy to have had such a delightful meal, I was wondering why I don't eat sushi as often as I used to.
There are projects bundling together complex scripts and customizations and aimed at turning Vim into a tool for a specific task or adding a major flavour to its behaviour.