Translation of 'Pack' in English

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pack
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adj. packable.
pack
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adj. 1. (of persons) intimate; friendly.
2. (of animals) tame.
pack
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adv. intimately.
pack
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expr. pack in, (Informal.) to stop working; fail.
Ex. If your kidney happened to pack in when you were thirty but the rest of you was going to last you until you were seventy, then obviously there would be a good case for replacing your kidney (Lis
pack
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expr. pack it in, (Informal.) to give up, abandon, or leave something or someplace.
Ex. Southampton, too ... would suffer similarly should Melia decide to pack it in (Listener).
pack
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expr. pack off (or away),
a. to send away.
Ex. The child was packed off to bed.
b. to go away suddenly; depart.
Ex. to pack off at dawn.
pack
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expr. pack out, to sell out.
Ex. We're packed out, and again chiefly [to] young people. Godot has become a box-office draw (London Times).
pack
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b. to die.
Ex. The old dog quietly packed up in his sleep.' title='expr. pack up, (Informal.)
a. to stop working; cease operating; fail.
Ex. One of the aircraft's engines packed up.
b. to die.
Ex. The old dog quietly packed up in his sleep. in english'>expr. pack up, (Informal.)
a. to stop working; cease operating; fail.
Ex. One of the aircraft's engines packed up.
b. to die.
Ex. The old dog quietly packed up in his sleep. b. to die.
Ex. The old dog quietly packed up in his sleep.' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
pack
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expr. send packing. See under send.
pack
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noun 1a. a bundle of things wrapped up or tied together for carrying.
Ex. a pack of gum, a pack of letters.
(SYN) parcel, bale, package, packet.
b. packsack.
Ex. The hikers carried packs on their backs.
2. the amount pack
pack
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pack (1), noun, verb.
pack
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pack (2), transitive verb.
1. to arrange unfairly. To pack a jury, court, legislature, or convention is to fill it unfairly with those who will favor one side.
Ex. They packed the convention with bought delegates.
2. (Archaic.) to shuff
pack
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pack (3), adjective, adverb.
(Scottish.)
pack
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v.i. 1. to put things together in a bundle, bale, bag, box, or other container.
Ex. Are you ready to pack?
2. to fit together closely; admit of storing and shipping.
Ex. These small cans will pack well.
3. to become or be packed
pack
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Ex. Pack your suitcase. Pack the car for a trip.
3.' title='v.t. 1. to put together in a bundle, bale, bag, box, or other container.
Ex. Pack your books in this box. We pack onions in bags.
2. to fill with things; put one's things into.
Ex. Pack your suitcase. Pack the car for a trip.
3. in english'>v.t. 1. to put together in a bundle, bale, bag, box, or other container.
Ex. Pack your books in this box. We pack onions in bags.
2. to fill with things; put one's things into.
Ex. Pack your suitcase. Pack the car for a trip.
3.Ex. Pack your suitcase. Pack the car for a trip.
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