pack out

abarrotar, llenar

Llenar por completo un lugar de gente.

En inglés sencillo: If people pack out a place, they fill it completely.

• Fans packed out the stadium.
• The hall was packed out for her first concert.
• Will they pack out the theatre again tonight?

Cómo se usa: pack out a place (Fans packed out the hall.); be packed out (The theatre was packed out last night.)

Sinónimos: fill, crowd

Expresiones frecuentes: pack out something, pack out stadiums, pack out theatres

llevarse, retirar

Llevarse la basura u otras cosas al marcharse de un espacio natural.

En inglés sencillo: To take your rubbish or other things away with you when leaving a natural area.

• Please pack out your rubbish.
• We packed out every bottle after camping.
• Did you pack out the food wrappers?

Cómo se usa: pack out something (Please pack out your empty cans.); pack something out (We packed all our rubbish out.)

Sinónimos: carry out, take away

Expresiones frecuentes: pack out rubbish, pack out something, pack out waste

compactarse, apelmazarse

Quedar muy apretado, con muy poco espacio vacío entre las partes.

En inglés sencillo: To become pressed tightly together, with little empty space inside.

• The snow packed out under our boots.
• Loose soil can pack out after repeated use.
• This material packs out quickly under heavy pressure.

Sinónimos: compact, compress

Expresiones frecuentes: pack out completely, pack out quickly, pack out under pressure

dar una paliza, apalear

Atacar a alguien y golpearlo repetidamente, a menudo entre varias personas.

En inglés sencillo: To attack someone and hit them repeatedly, often as a group.

• They packed him out behind the shop.
• A gang packed out the boy after school.
• He feared they would pack him out again.

Cómo se usa: pack someone out (The gang threatened to pack him out.)

Sinónimos: beat up, jump

Expresiones frecuentes: pack out someone, pack someone out