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The character 束 (shù) is commonly used in both formal and informal settings.
1. Bunch, bundle: 束 (shù) can also refer to a bunch or bundle of something, such as flowers, arrows, or hair. For example, "一束 (yī shù) 花" (yī shù huā) means "a bunch of flowers."
2. Beam (of light): In this sense, 束 (shù) is used to describe a beam or ray of light. For example, "一束 (yī shù) 光线" (yī shù guāngxiàn) means "a beam of light."
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1. 系 (xì) - to tie, to fasten; system, connection
2. 缚 (fù) - to bind, to tie up; to restrain, to restrict
3. 捆 (kǔn) - to tie, to bind; bundle, bunch
4. 扎 (zhā) - to tie, to fasten; to bundle, to gather
5. 绑 (bǎng) - to tie, to bind; to bundle, to wrapicted
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Yes, native speakers use 束 (shù) to refer to a bundle of things. It is commonly used to refer to a bundle of flowers, arrows, hair, or other items that are tied together. It can also be used to refer to a beam of light. For example, one might say 我看到一束光 (wǒ kàn dào yī shù guāng, "I saw a beam of light"). Another word that can be used to refer to a bundle of things is 捆 (kǔn, "to tie up; bundle; bunch").
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