unbundle

/ˌən-ˈbən-dᵊl/ (ame, mw)

unbundle — 動詞

  • unbundlepresent simple I / you / we / they
  • unbundles3rd person singular
  • unbundling-ing form
  • unbundledpast simple

1. to offer the different parts of a product or service for sale as separate items,

1.動詞及物C1
釋義

分拆；拆售

將組合產品分開計價銷售

to offer the different parts of a product or service for sale as separate items, each with its own price, instead of selling them together as one package

例句

Tuan chose a bank that unbundles its service fees from the loan interest.

Tuan 選擇了一家將服務手續費從貸款利息中分拆出來的銀行。

unbundle + [service] + from + [base price]

The mobile carrier now unbundles data and call plans so customers pick only what they use.

這家電信業者現在將數據與通話方案分拆，讓客戶只為自己使用的部分付費。

unbundle + [plans] to give customers choice

同義詞
  • separate

    more general — can describe any division, not just pricing

  • itemize

    focuses on listing each charge on a bill individually

  • break down

    informal; can mean dividing any total into parts, not limited to commercial contexts

反義詞
  • bundle

    the exact opposite — to combine items and sell them as one package at a single price

  • package

    to offer several products or services together as a combined deal

文法句型

unbundle + noun phrase

unbundle + noun + from + noun

用法筆記

Common in discussions of pricing strategies, especially in telecommunications, banking, and subscription-based industries. The opposite process is called 'bundling'.

常見錯誤

❌I need to unbundle my suitcase before the trip.
✅The phone company unbundled its calling plans.
💡'unbundle' is a business term for separating prices, not a synonym for physical unpacking.