carton

carton

a cardboard or plastic box used for storage or shipping: You will need a carton to pack your dishes in for moving.
Not to be confused with:cartoon – a sketch or drawing symbolizing, satirizing, or caricaturing an action, thing, person, or animal: a cartoon of a political figure

car·ton

C0133500 (kär′tn)n.1. Any of various containers made from cardboard or coated paper: cans packed in cartons; a milk carton.2. The contents of a carton: dyed the whole carton of eggs.tr.v. car·toned, car·ton·ing, car·tons To place (something) in a carton.

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[French, from Italian cartone, pasteboard, augmentative of carta, card, paper, from Latin charta, carta, paper made from papyrus; see card¹.]

carton

(ˈkɑːtən) n1. a cardboard box for containing goods2. a container of waxed paper or plastic in which liquids, such as milk, are sold3. (Archery) shooting a. a white disc at the centre of a targetb. a shot that hits this disc4. (Shooting) shooting a. a white disc at the centre of a targetb. a shot that hits this discvb (tr) (Commerce) to enclose (goods) in a carton[C19: from French, from Italian cartone pasteboard, from carta card¹]

car•ton

(ˈkɑr tn)

n. 1. a cardboard or plastic box used typically for storage or shipping. 2. the amount a carton can hold. 3. the contents of a carton. v.t. 4. to pack in a carton. [1780–90; < French < Italian cartone pasteboard; see cartoon]

carton

Past participle: cartoned
Gerund: cartoning

Imperative
carton
carton

Present
I carton
you carton
he/she/it cartons
we carton
you carton
they carton

Preterite
I cartoned
you cartoned
he/she/it cartoned
we cartoned
you cartoned
they cartoned

Present Continuous
I am cartoning
you are cartoning
he/she/it is cartoning
we are cartoning
you are cartoning
they are cartoning

Present Perfect
I have cartoned
you have cartoned
he/she/it has cartoned
we have cartoned
you have cartoned
they have cartoned

Past Continuous
I was cartoning
you were cartoning
he/she/it was cartoning
we were cartoning
you were cartoning
they were cartoning

Past Perfect
I had cartoned
you had cartoned
he/she/it had cartoned
we had cartoned
you had cartoned
they had cartoned

Future
I will carton
you will carton
he/she/it will carton
we will carton
you will carton
they will carton

Future Perfect
I will have cartoned
you will have cartoned
he/she/it will have cartoned
we will have cartoned
you will have cartoned
they will have cartoned

Future Continuous
I will be cartoning
you will be cartoning
he/she/it will be cartoning
we will be cartoning
you will be cartoning
they will be cartoning

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been cartoning
you have been cartoning
he/she/it has been cartoning
we have been cartoning
you have been cartoning
they have been cartoning

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been cartoning
you will have been cartoning
he/she/it will have been cartoning
we will have been cartoning
you will have been cartoning
they will have been cartoning

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been cartoning
you had been cartoning
he/she/it had been cartoning
we had been cartoning
you had been cartoning
they had been cartoning

Conditional
I would carton
you would carton
he/she/it would carton
we would carton
you would carton
they would carton

Past Conditional
I would have cartoned
you would have cartoned
he/she/it would have cartoned
we would have cartoned
you would have cartoned
they would have cartoned

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	carton - the quantity contained in a carton cartonfulcontainerful - the quantity that a container will hold
	2.	carton - a box made of cardboard; opens by flaps on topbox - a (usually rectangular) container; may have a lid; "he rummaged through a box of spare parts"six pack, sixpack, six-pack - a carton containing six bottles or cans

carton

noun box, case, pack, package, container A large and heavy cardboard carton had been delivered to the house.

Translations

硬纸盒纸板盒纸板箱

carton

(ˈkaːtən) noun a cardboard or plastic container. orange juice sold in cartons. 硬紙盒，厚紙板箱 纸板箱（盒）

carton

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