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Bundle up (phrasal verb)
To put warm clothes on yourself or someone else

1. Before going outside in the cold weather, remember to bundle up in a warm coat, hat, and gloves.
2. Make sure to bundle up your kids before they go out to play in the snow to keep them warm.
3. I always bundle up in a cozy blanket when I watch movies on chilly evenings.
4. Don't forget to bundle up with layers of clothing if you're planning to go hiking in the mountains.
5. When visiting Vancouver in the winter, be sure to bundle up to stay comfortable in the cold and rainy weather.

Source: Cambridge dictionary
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Bundle up (phrasal verb)
To put warm clothes on yourself or someone else

1. Before going outside in the cold weather, remember to bundle up in a warm coat, hat, and gloves.
2. Make sure to bundle up your kids before they go out to play in the snow to keep them warm.
3. I always bundle up in a cozy blanket when I watch movies on chilly evenings.
4. Don't forget to bundle up with layers of clothing if you're planning to go hiking in the mountains.
5. When visiting Vancouver in the winter, be sure to bundle up to stay comfortable in the cold and rainy weather.

Source: Cambridge dictionary
Chat GPT
Streets of Vancouver 😁

@Learning_by_Listening
Questions? @AskFey
Classes: check @Book_now_by_Fey
Grammar lessons: @Fey_Teaches
Fey has been teaching English since 2011. She is an English teacher certified by Cambridge.

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