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bundle off

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bundle someone off (to some place)
Fig. to send someone, usually a child, somewhere. Robert bundled the children off to school. They bundled off the kids and were able to relax.
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bundle something off (to someone or some place)

to send something off in a bundle to someone. He bundled his laundry off to his mother, who would wash it for him. Mary bundled off the package to her brother.
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bundle off

to leave in a hurry; to take all one's parcels or baggage and leave in a hurry. She got ready and bundled off after her bus. Her arms full, Lily bundled off in a rush.
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In line in Thousand Oaks, Joe Anthony said he was not worried that so many other people share his plan to make a bundle off the gadgets.
Dorothy Lake and her pal Michael Monaghan noticed the dangerous bundle off the Keelman's Way, near Rose Street in Gateshead.
The job of the police should be, first and foremost, to safeguard that precious right, not to bundle off the streets and detain a pensioner who happened to feel strongly about an injustice.
 
 
 
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