Bundle off
/ˈbʌndl ɒf /B2
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1. To send someone away quickly or abruptly, often without prior notice or preparation.
- He was bundled off to boarding school before he even knew it.
- They bundled the kids off to bed as soon as the movie ended.
- The guests were bundled off into taxis after the party.
- The assistant bundled off the completed documents to the manager.
- She was bundled off to her grandparents' house for the weekend.
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