Definition
to package: to prepare an item to send, to put in a box, to group together
Be careful when packaging glass bottles.
a package: a collection of things (in a box or wrapped up)
Could you go to the post office and send this package?
the packaging: the material used to wrap things up
- "Philip : Why doesn't Delavigne use biodegradable material for their packaging, which is more eco-friendly than cardboard or plastic?"
- "An additional argument is that foods obtained within a 150 mile (240 km) radius of your home will likely taste better than those which have been packaged, flown, shipped or driven over longer distances."
- "Postal worker: Sir, your package isn't here."
- "Just to recap on our top story, an airport sniffer pig succeeded in sniffing out a stolen package of priceless truffles yesterday morning."
- "You will work closely with our Production department to ensure that there are no defects in the packaging of our products."
- "Kevin : Well Mrs Lee, because your factory seems so versatile, I was wondering if you would be able to handle our cosmetic packaging as well."
- "The perfume bottle smashed during transportation and leaked all over the package... and now me!"
- "Bruno : The journalist knows how to read the packaging of each product, they probably didn't even open any of the perfumes!"
- "Shorty: I'm here to retrieve a package."
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