bündeln

B2

to bundle / focus / concentrate

English meaning
to bundle / focus / concentrate
Vocabulary package
Organisation & Planning

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bündeln in a sentence

Wir bündeln unsere Kräfte für dieses Projekt.

We concentrate our efforts for this project.

Conjugation of bündeln

ichbündele
dubündelst
er/sie/esbündelt
wirbündeln
ihrbündelt
sie/Siebündeln
Simple past (er/sie/es)
bündelte
Perfect
hat gebündelt

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Questions about bündeln

How do you conjugate bündeln?

Present tense: ich bündele, du bündelst, er bündelt, wir bündeln, ihr bündelt, sie bündeln. Simple past: bündelte. Perfect: hat gebündelt.

What does bündeln mean in English?

bündeln means "to bundle / focus / concentrate". For example: "Wir bündeln unsere Kräfte für dieses Projekt." — "We concentrate our efforts for this project."

What level is bündeln in German?

bündeln is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the organisation & planning vocabulary.

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