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Definition pack in British English

pack verb

verb
/pæk/
1

to put your possessions into a bag, case, or box so that you can take or send them somewhere

Example

It didn't take her long to pack the few clothes she would need.

Example

Haven't you packed yet?

Example

He was still packing his suitcase when the taxi came.

Example

I've packed you a few sandwiches in case you get hungry.

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2

to put a material around something inside a container so that it does not break when it is moved or sent somewhere

Example

The plates were still packed in white tissue paper.

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2.1

to cover food with a substance inside a container so that it does not decay

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2.2

to put goods into containers so that they can be sent somewhere and sold

Example

This is where the fruit is packed.

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3

to fill a place completely

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4

to press something such as soil or snow into a solid hard mass

Example

Pat the soil down, but do not pack it too tightly.

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5

to dishonestly arrange for a lot of people who support your views to be on a committee or in a meeting

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6

to carry a gun with you

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Definition pack in British English