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

packetnoun [ C ]

uk/ˈpæk.ɪt/us/ˈpæk.ɪt/

packet noun [ C ] (CONTAINER)

B1 UK a small paper or cardboard container in which a number of small objects are sold:

a packet of cereal/biscuits/crisps/peanuts

a packet of chewing gum/cigarettes

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pack noun

package noun

US UK sachet a small closed container made of paper or plastic, containing a small amount of something, usually enough for only one occasion:

a packet of sugar

UK an object that is wrapped in paper, etc., for example so that it can be sent by post:

It will be cheaper to send it as a small packet.

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package

US several documents provided as a set, giving information about something:

Our bookkeeping training packet includes everything you need to get started.

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a packet of salt and vinegar crisps
You left the packet open.
A packet of white powder was found and police scientists are analysing it.
The contents of this packet may settle .
She bought a packet of sweets to suck on the journey.

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Wrapping, packing and loading

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

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Bags in general

Groups and collections of things

packet noun [ C ] (COMPUTERS)

specialized computing a unit of data that is sent over a computer network

packet noun [ C ] (BODY PART)

UK offensive also package a man's sex organs

packet noun [ C ] (MONEY)

a packet UK informal

a large amount of money:

That house must have cost a packet!

Someone's making a packet out of this business.

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Large amounts of money

a king's ransom idiom
a small fortune idiom
arm
big bucks
bomb
bundle
cost, charge, etc. the earth idiom
earth
fortune
king
megabucks
not to be sneezed at idiom
pile
pot
small
sneeze
tidy
treasure
treasure trove
wealth

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单词	packet
释义	Contents noun (4) packet (CONTAINER) packet (COMPUTERS) packet (BODY PART) packet (MONEY) Contents noun (6) packet (1) packet (2) packet (3) packet (4) packet (5) packet (6) English American Business packetnoun [ C ] uk/ˈpæk.ɪt/us/ˈpæk.ɪt/ packet noun [ C ] (CONTAINER) B1 UK a small paper or cardboard container in which a number of small objects are sold: a packet of cereal/biscuits/crisps/peanuts a packet of chewing gum/cigarettes Compare pack noun package noun US UK sachet a small closed container made of paper or plastic, containing a small amount of something, usually enough for only one occasion: a packet of sugar UK an object that is wrapped in paper, etc., for example so that it can be sent by post: It will be cheaper to send it as a small packet. Compare package US several documents provided as a set, giving information about something: Our bookkeeping training packet includes everything you need to get started. More examples a packet of salt and vinegar crisps You left the packet open. A packet of white powder was found and police scientists are analysing it. The contents of this packet may settle . She bought a packet of sweets to suck on the journey. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Wrapping, packing and loading bag bottle Bubble Wrap bundle *bundle sth* up containerize load pack pack sth away package packaged packaging packing parcel parcel sth up shrink-wrap tinned vacuum-packed wrap wrap sth up See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Bags in general Groups and collections of things packet noun [ C ] (COMPUTERS) specialized computing a unit of data that is sent over a computer network packet noun [ C ] (BODY PART) UK offensive also package a man's sex organs packet noun [ C ] (MONEY) a packet UK informal a large amount of money: That house must have cost a packet! Someone's making a packet out of this business. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Large amounts of money a king's ransom idiom a small fortune idiom arm big bucks bomb bundle cost, charge, etc. the earth idiom earth fortune king megabucks not to be sneezed at idiom pile pot small sneeze tidy treasure treasure trove wealth See more results » packetnoun [ C ] us/ˈpæk·ɪt/ a small package or envelope, or a collection of things in it: a packet of stamps A packet is also a piece of information that is exchanged between computers or over the Internet: The device converts speech into digital packets that scatter and reassemble at their destination. packetnoun [ C ] uk/ˈpækɪt/us UK COMMERCE a small paper or cardboard container used to hold goods, or the contents of the container: an empty cigarette packet He ate a whole packet of biscuits. US COMMERCE a very small container for holding a small amount of a liquid, sugar, etc.: a packet of ketchup Compare sachet US also mailer, UK also postal packet COMMUNICATIONS a special envelope or container for sending things that can easily break, have an unusual shape, or are very small: In general, cigarettes, alcohol, and aerosols must not be included in postal packets . US UK pack a collection of documents that have been put together as a set: An information packet is available for customers on request. IT a collection of data that has been put together as a set: The X .25 interface breaks the datagrams up into 128-byte packets. All data sent over the internet goes in data packets. cost/pay/make a packet UK informal to cost, pay, or earn a lot of money: The advertising campaign must have cost them a packet. He dropped out of university but now he's making a packet in banking. See also** pay packet postal packet wage packet
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packetnoun [ C ]

packet noun [ C ] (CONTAINER)

packet noun [ C ] (COMPUTERS)

packet noun [ C ] (BODY PART)

packet noun [ C ] (MONEY)

packetnoun [ C ]

packetnoun [ C ]

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