英语词汇“θ104373”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

the world > space > relative position > arrangement or fact of being arranged > state of being gathered together > an assemblage or collection > [noun] > bundle (35)

sheafc725

One of the large bundles in which it is usual to bind cereal plants after reaping. Also, a similar bundle of the stalks or blooms of other plants.

handfulOE

A bundle of sticks, rods, stalks, etc., esp. one that can be carried in the hand or under the arm; spec. a bundle or sheaf of wheat or similar…

truss12..

A collection of things bound together, or packed in a receptacle; a bundle, pack; †in quot. 1587 collective baggage. Now chiefly technical.

knitch13..

A bundle (of wood, hay, corn, etc.) tied together; a sheaf or faggot.

binding1388

A quantity bound up; a bundle, bunch. Obsolete.

bundle1398

A collection of things bound or otherwise fastened together; a bunch; a package, parcel.

faggot1447

A bundle or bunch of reeds, herbs, flowers, etc.; esp. a small bunch of herbs for seasoning a dish. More generally: a bundle of anything bound or…

bond1483

A quantity bound together; bunch, bundle.

flaggat1487

A bundle, faggot.

bend-fulc1500

a bandful, a bundle.

litch1538

A handful (of reeds, etc.); a bundle (of cords, yarn, etc.). In modern use, ‘a tangled mass’ (Eng. Dial. Dict.).

thrave1606

A bundle or handful tied up like a small sheaf. Obsolete.

fascicle1622

A bunch, bundle. Now only in scientific use. Formerly also figurative.

fawda1642

A bundle.

nitch1726

A slight break, notch, or incision.

fascine1793

figurative and in extended use; esp. something which acts or is employed as a defence. Now rare.

fasciculus1816

= fascicle, n. 1; chiefly in scientific use.

Subcategories:

— small (6)

— large or loose (2)

— rolled up (2)

— flat (1)

— of straw, reeds, etc. (3)

— of whin (1)

— of teasel-heads (2)

— of bush (1)

单词	θ104373
释义	the world > space > relative position > arrangement or fact of being arranged > state of being gathered together > an assemblage or collection > [noun] > bundle (35) sheafc725 One of the large bundles in which it is usual to bind cereal plants after reaping. Also, a similar bundle of the stalks or blooms of other plants. handfulOE A bundle of sticks, rods, stalks, etc., esp. one that can be carried in the hand or under the arm; spec. a bundle or sheaf of wheat or similar… truss12.. A collection of things bound together, or packed in a receptacle; a bundle, pack; †in quot. 1587 collective baggage. Now chiefly technical. knitch13.. A bundle (of wood, hay, corn, etc.) tied together; a sheaf or faggot. binding1388 A quantity bound up; a bundle, bunch. Obsolete. bundle1398 A collection of things bound or otherwise fastened together; a bunch; a package, parcel. faggot1447 A bundle or bunch of reeds, herbs, flowers, etc.; esp. a small bunch of herbs for seasoning a dish. More generally: a bundle of anything bound or… bond1483 A quantity bound together; bunch, bundle. flaggat1487 A bundle, faggot. bend-fulc1500 a bandful, a bundle. litch1538 A handful (of reeds, etc.); a bundle (of cords, yarn, etc.). In modern use, ‘a tangled mass’ (Eng. Dial. Dict.). thrave1606 A bundle or handful tied up like a small sheaf. Obsolete. fascicle1622 A bunch, bundle. Now only in scientific use. Formerly also figurative. fawda1642 A bundle. nitch1726 A slight break, notch, or incision. fascine1793 figurative and in extended use; esp. something which acts or is employed as a defence. Now rare. fasciculus1816 = fascicle, n. 1; chiefly in scientific use. Subcategories: — small (6) — large or loose (2) — rolled up (2) — flat (1) — of straw, reeds, etc. (3) — of whin (1) — of teasel-heads (2) — of bush (1)
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