英语词汇“pack”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

packverb

uk/pæk/us/pæk/

pack verb (PUT INTO)

A2 [ I or T ] to put something into a bag, box, etc.:

We're leaving early tomorrow morning, so you'd better pack (= put clothes and other possessions into suitcases or bags) tonight.

She packed a small suitcase for the weekend.

He just packed his bags and walked out on his wife and children.

I haven't packed my clothes (= put them into a suitcase, etc.) yet.

[ + two objects ] Could you pack me a spare pair of shoes, please/pack a spare pair of shoes for me, please?

These books need to be packed in/into a box.

[ T ] to put a material around something before putting it into a bag, box, etc. so that it will not break or be damaged:

She packed the vase in tissue paper to protect it.

More examples

Go and pack but don't hang around - we have to go in an hour.
If we pack this evening, we can leave first thing in the morning.
Don't forget to pack an overnight bag .
It could be cold and wet so pack some sensible clothes.
He had an old toy car that was still packed in its original box.

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Wrapping, packing and loading

bag
bottle
Bubble Wrap
bundle
bundle sth up
containerize
load
pack sth away
package
packaged
packaging
packet
packing
parcel
parcel sth up
shrink-wrap
tinned
vacuum-packed
wrap
wrap sth up

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pack verb (FILL)

[ I usually + adv/prep, T ] to come or bring together in large numbers or to fill a space:

Thousands of fans are packing into the stadium.

Fans packed the stadium to watch the final game.

The people on the bus were packed (together) like sardines (= there were many of them very close together) .

More examples

All the children's relatives and friends were packed into the tiny theatre.
We were all packed together in a small upstairs room.
Eager spectators packed the streets.
Anderson's supporters packed the courtroom.
Hundreds of angry demonstrators are continuing to pack the palace grounds.

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Filling and completing

brick
brick up sth
brim
crowd
crowd sb/sth out
fill
filling
jam
occupancy
occupy
overcrowded
overran
overrun
plug
suffuse
supersaturated
tank
tank up
top sb up
top sth up

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pack verb (MASS)

[ I or T, usually + adv/prep ] to (cause to) form into a solid mass:

The wind has packed the snow against the garage door.

The snow has packed down tightly, making the streets dangerous to walk on.

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Squeezing and grinding

compact
compress
compression
concertina
constrict
crush
depress
firm
gnash your teeth idiom
grind
ground
mill
pinch
pound
pulp
pulverize
scrunch
shut
shut sth in sth
snap

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pack verb (CARRY)

[ T ] US slang to carry something, especially a gun:

to pack a gun

Each missile packs several warheads.

figurative This gun packs (= has) a lot of firepower.

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Transferring and transporting objects

bearer
bike
borne
bring
budge
bus
call for sb
drop
ferry
freight
pick sb/sth up
put sb down somewhere
road haulage
route
spirit
tear 1
tear sb away
tote
transport
transportation

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Providing weapons or taking weapons away

Idiom(s)

pack a punch

Phrasal verb(s)

pack sth away

pack sth in

pack sb in

pack sth/sb in

pack sth into sth

pack sb off

pack sth/somewhere out

pack up

pack up (sth)

pack (sth) up

packnoun [ C ]

uk/pæk/us/pæk/

pack noun [ C ] (GROUP)

B2 a group, set, or collection of something:

The information pack consists of a brochure and a map.

C2 a group of animals, such as dogs, that live and/or hunt together:

a wolf pack

a pack of wild dogs

an organized group of children who are brownies or cubs:

My uncle was the leader of my Cub pack.

US also deck a set of playing cards:

a pack of cards

mainly disapproving a group of similar people, especially one that contains people whose activities you do not approve of:

a pack of thieves

A pack of journalists was waiting outside the White House.

See also

gang

More examples

The shop is giving away a sample pack to every customer.
Pick a card from the pack.
The girls wanted to join a Brownie pack .
The whole report is a pack of lies.
Those kids are a real pack of rogues.

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Groups and collections of things

agglomeration
Aladdin's cave
anthology
assemblage
bank
basket
empty set
ensemble
feast
generation
glory box
grab bag
package
pool
portfolio
selection
sheaf
sheaves
subgroup
vintage

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Animal groupings

Named organizations & societies & their members

Card games

Groups of people

pack noun [ C ] (CONTAINER)

mainly US a small paper or cardboard container in which a number of small objects are sold :

a pack of cigarettes/gum

Compare

packet

package

More examples

a pack of writing paper
two packs of cookies
We polished off three six-packs watching the game.
Can you buy this type in a multi-pack?
You've used a whole pack of tissues.

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Wrapping, packing and loading

bag
bottle
Bubble Wrap
bundle
bundle sth up
containerize
load
pack sth away
package
packaged
packaging
packet
packing
parcel
parcel sth up
shrink-wrap
tinned
vacuum-packed
wrap
wrap sth up

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pack noun [ C ] (BAG)

US also backpack a type of bag that you usually carry on your back when you are travelling

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Containers for carrying personal possessions

attaché case
backpack
baggage
billfold
briefcase
bumbag
handbag
hatbox
haversack
holdall
kitbag
purse
shoulder bag
sling
sponge bag
sporran
suit bag
suitcase
toilet bag
toiletry bag

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pack noun [ C ] (MASS)

a thick mass of a substance, often like clay, that is used as a beauty treatment for the face

a thick mass of cloth, etc. that can be put on an injury to stop any bleeding or swelling:

Hold this ice pack to your head to stop the bruising.

See also

compress

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Make-up & skin care

argan oil
barrier cream
BB cream
beauty
blusher
compact
eye shadow
fake tan
greasepaint
kohl
lip balm
lip gloss
lippy
lipsalve
nail polish
powder
rouge
slap
SPF
sunblock

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Medical dressings, supports & devices

Idiom(s)

a pack rat

be ahead of the pack

单词	pack
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[ T ] to put a material around something before putting it into a bag, box, etc. so that it will not break or be damaged: She packed the vase in tissue paper to protect it. More examples Go and pack but don't hang around - we have to go in an hour. If we pack this evening, we can leave first thing in the morning. Don't forget to pack an overnight bag . It could be cold and wet so pack some sensible clothes. He had an old toy car that was still packed in its original box. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Wrapping, packing and loading bag bottle Bubble Wrap bundle *bundle sth* up containerize load pack sth away package packaged packaging packet packing parcel parcel sth up shrink-wrap tinned vacuum-packed wrap wrap sth up See more results » pack verb (FILL) [ I usually + adv/prep, T ] to come or bring together in large numbers or to fill a space: Thousands of fans are packing into the stadium. Fans packed the stadium to watch the final game. The people on the bus were packed (together) like sardines (= there were many of them very close together) . More examples All the children's relatives and friends were packed into the tiny theatre. We were all packed together in a small upstairs room. Eager spectators packed the streets. Anderson's supporters packed the courtroom. Hundreds of angry demonstrators are continuing to pack the palace grounds. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Filling and completing brick** brick up sth brim crowd *crowd sb/sth* out fill filling jam occupancy occupy overcrowded overran overrun plug suffuse supersaturated tank tank up top sb up top sth up See more results » pack verb (MASS) [ I or T, usually + adv/prep ] to (cause to) form into a solid mass: The wind has packed the snow against the garage door. The snow has packed down tightly, making the streets dangerous to walk on. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Squeezing and grinding compact compress compression concertina constrict crush depress firm gnash your teeth idiom grind ground mill pinch pound pulp pulverize scrunch shut** shut sth in sth snap See more results » pack verb (CARRY) [ T ] US slang to carry something, especially a gun: to pack a gun Each missile packs several warheads. figurative This gun packs (= has) a lot of firepower. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Transferring and transporting objects bearer bike borne bring budge bus call for sb drop ferry freight *pick sb/sth* up** put sb down somewhere road haulage route spirit tear 1 tear sb away tote transport transportation See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Providing weapons or taking weapons away Idiom(s) pack a punch Phrasal verb(s) pack sth away pack sth in pack sb in pack sth/sb in pack sth into sth pack sb off pack sth/somewhere out pack up pack up (sth) pack (sth) up packnoun [ C ] uk/pæk/us/pæk/ pack noun [ C ] (GROUP) B2 a group, set, or collection of something: The information pack consists of a brochure and a map. C2 a group of animals, such as dogs, that live and/or hunt together: a wolf pack a pack of wild dogs an organized group of children who are brownies or cubs: My uncle was the leader of my Cub pack. US also deck a set of playing cards: a pack of cards mainly disapproving a group of similar people, especially one that contains people whose activities you do not approve of: a pack of thieves A pack of journalists was waiting outside the White House. See also gang More examples The shop is giving away a sample pack to every customer. Pick a card from the pack. The girls wanted to join a Brownie pack . The whole report is a pack of lies. Those kids are a real pack of rogues. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Groups and collections of things agglomeration Aladdin's cave anthology assemblage bank basket empty set ensemble feast generation glory box grab bag package pool portfolio selection sheaf sheaves subgroup vintage See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Animal groupings Named organizations & societies & their members Card games Groups of people pack noun [ C ] (CONTAINER) mainly US a small paper or cardboard container in which a number of small objects are sold : a pack of cigarettes/gum Compare packet package More examples a pack of writing paper two packs of cookies We polished off three six-packs watching the game. Can you buy this type in a multi-pack? You've used a whole pack of tissues. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Wrapping, packing and loading bag bottle Bubble Wrap bundle *bundle sth* up containerize load pack sth away package packaged packaging packet packing parcel parcel sth up shrink-wrap tinned vacuum-packed wrap wrap sth up See more results » pack noun [ C ] (BAG) US also backpack a type of bag that you usually carry on your back when you are travelling Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Containers for carrying personal possessions attaché case backpack baggage billfold briefcase bumbag handbag hatbox haversack holdall kitbag purse shoulder bag sling sponge bag sporran suit bag suitcase toilet bag toiletry bag See more results » pack noun [ C ] (MASS) a thick mass of a substance, often like clay, that is used as a beauty treatment for the face a thick mass of cloth, etc. that can be put on an injury to stop any bleeding or swelling: Hold this ice pack to your head to stop the bruising. See also compress Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Make-up & skin care argan oil barrier cream BB cream beauty blusher compact eye shadow fake tan greasepaint kohl lip balm lip gloss lippy lipsalve nail polish powder rouge slap SPF sunblock See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Medical dressings, supports & devices Idiom(s) a pack rat be ahead of the pack -packsuffix uk/ -pæk/us/ -pæk/ used in combination with an amount to show that that many of a particular type of goods have been wrapped and are being sold together: a six-pack of beer a twin-pack of soap a multi-pack of toilet paper Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Miscellaneous units of measurement acre becquerel caloric calorific curie farad flashpoint Gy hectare horsepower kHz kilohertz kilojoule lumen millibar molal molar newton SI unit watt See more results » packverb us/pæk/ pack verb (PUT INTO) [ I/T ] to put items into a container, esp. for transporting them or for storage: [ I ] You’d better start packing. [ T ] I forgot to pack my socks. [ T ] Pack your bag, we’re leaving tonight. pack verb (FILL) [ T ] to fill a space, or to crowd people or things together, esp. in large numbers: [ T ] People packed Times Square, waiting for the new year to begin. The cooler was packed with cans of soda. fig. How much can you pack into a short vacation? pack verb (PRESS TOGETHER) [ T ] to press something consisting of a lot of small pieces together so that they form a solid mass: Nina packed the snow into a hard snowball. packed adjective us/pækt/ Several people in the packed courtroom were crying. Idiom(s) pack it in Phrasal verb(s) pack someone in pack off someone pack up packnoun [ C ] us/pæk/ pack noun [ C ] (GROUP) a group of animals: Wolves live and hunt in packs. pack noun [ C ] (PUT INTO) a number of things usually of the same kind that are tied together or stored in a container, or the container itself: a pack of bubble gum a pack of cards A pack is also a backpack. packnoun [ C ] uk/pæk/us COMMERCE a container in which things are put to be kept, sold, or sent somewhere, or the contents of a container: a pack of cigarettes Keep the goods in the pack if you might want to return them to the store. a collection of objects, documents, etc. that are made available as a set : pack of 6/12/20, etc. These items are usually sold in packs of ten. Information packs are available at the front desk. You can download the application pack from our website. -pack used with a word that describes an amount to show that a collection of objects are being sold together: a six-pack of beer a multipack of pet food These bulbs are sold as a twin-pack only. the pack a way of referring to the people, companies, etc. that are not the leaders in a particular area of business: The end of a downturn is an excellent opportunity for companies to pull ahead of the pack. See also blister pack bubble pack display pack four-pack gift pack multipack six-pack packverb [ T ] uk/pæk/us COMMERCE to put something into a container: pack sth in/into sth The fruit is finally packed into wooden crates for shipping. to put material around something to protect it before putting it into a container: pack sth in sth The ornaments were carefully packed in soft material before being placed in the box. to put food in a particular substance so that it does not decay: pack sth in sth sardines packed in oil if people pack a place, they fill it completely: Staff packed the auditorium for her farewell speech. pack a punch informal to have a great effect or influence: This was news that packed a punch in the business community. Her keynote address packed a powerful punch. It was a small company but one that packed a big punch. Phrasal verb(s)** pack sb in pack sth in pack (sth) up pack sth with sth/sb
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packverb

pack verb (PUT INTO)

pack verb (FILL)

pack verb (MASS)

pack verb (CARRY)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

packnoun [ C ]

pack noun [ C ] (GROUP)

pack noun [ C ] (CONTAINER)

pack noun [ C ] (BAG)

pack noun [ C ] (MASS)

Idiom(s)

-packsuffix

packverb

pack verb (PUT INTO)

pack verb (FILL)

pack verb (PRESS TOGETHER)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

packnoun [ C ]

pack noun [ C ] (GROUP)

pack noun [ C ] (PUT INTO)

packnoun [ C ]

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packverb [ T ]

Phrasal verb(s)