What does "bundle up" mean?

To dress warmly To put on many layers for cold weather.

How do you use "bundle up" in a sentence?

Bundle up, it's freezing! She bundled up before going out. The kids bundled up in their coats.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To dress warmly

穿暖和点、多穿衣服

Abrigarse bien

暖かい服を着込む、厚着をする

옷을 껴입다, 두껍게 입다

To put on many layers for cold weather.

为应对寒冷天气而穿多层衣服。

Ponerse muchas capas de ropa para el frío.

寒い天気に備えて何枚も重ね着すること。

추운 날씨에 대비해 여러 겹 껴입다.

Base verb: bundle

Particle: up

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Bundle up, it's freezing!
多穿点，外面很冷！
¡Abrígate bien, hace un frío que pela!
厚着して、すごく寒いよ！
두껍게 입어, 엄청 추워!
She bundled up before going out.
她出门前穿得暖暖的
Ella se abrigó bien antes de salir
彼女は外出前に暖かい服を着込んだ
그녀는 외출 전에 옷을 껴입었다
The kids bundled up in their coats.
孩子们裹紧了大衣
Los niños se abrigaron con sus abrigos
子供たちはコートを着込んだ
아이들은 코트를 두껍게 껴입었다

Context: warm clothing, cold, layers

Tone: caring

From wrapping up in bundles of clothing.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal