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Meaning in simple English

US /ˈpækɪdʒ/

package means: An object or group of objects wrapped or put in a box, often for sending by post.

noun

WRAPPED ITEMA2

An object or group of objects wrapped or put in a box, often for sending by post.

  • A package arrived this morning.
  • She sent me a package of books.
  • Have you opened the package yet?

Similar words: parcel

Common phrases: send a package, open a package, package for someone

COMBINED PARTSB2

A set of related things supplied together for one purpose.

  • The package includes several useful tools.
  • We bought a software package for drawing maps.
  • Their holiday packages include flights and meals.

Similar words: bundle, set

Common phrases: software package, complete package, package of services

FOOTBALL FORMATIONC2

A group of American football players arranged for a particular kind of play.

  • The coach chose a defensive package.
  • They used a nickel package on the next play.
  • This package puts six defensive backs on the field.

Similar words: formation

Common phrases: defensive package, dime package, nickel package

verb

PUT IN BOXB1

To put something in a box or wrapping so it can be sent or sold.

  • They package the toys in boxes.
  • We packaged the vase carefully before sending it.
  • How should I package these books?

How to use it: package something in something (They package the bottles in strong boxes.)

Similar words: pack, wrap

Opposites: unpack

Common phrases: package something carefully, package up something

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