pack

🇺🇸 /pæk/ 🇬🇧 /pæk/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-A2
verb
A2

to put things in a bag for a trip

I need to pack my bag for school.

A2

to put things in a box or container

She will pack the toys in a box.

R

to wrap something soft around something breakable

Pack the glass with paper to keep it safe.

R

to keep food fresh in something

We pack the meat in salt to preserve it.

R

to fill a place with many people or things

People pack the stadium to watch the game.

R

to press something to make it hard and tight

Pack the snow to make a strong wall.

R

to carry a weapon

He always packs a knife for protection.

R

to have or contain something

The storm packs strong winds and heavy rain.

noun
B1

a small box or bag that holds things to sell

I bought a pack of gum at the store.

B1

a group of things given together

Each child got a fun pack with toys and candy.

R

a bundle of things tied together

He told a pack of lies to his friends.

R

a big bag you carry on your back

She carried a heavy pack on her hike.

R

a group of animals that live and hunt together

A pack of wolves lives in the forest.

R

a group of people, often not liked

A pack of reporters followed the celebrity.

R

the group behind the leaders in a race

Our team is ahead of the pack in the competition.

R

a full set of playing cards

We need a new pack of cards for the game.

R

a group of young scouts

My son joined a scout pack last year.

R

a soft pad used to treat injuries

Put a cold pack on the swollen area.

translation

v. to put things in a bag for a trip; to put things in a box or container; to wrap something soft around something breakable; to keep food fresh in something; to fill a place with many people or things; to press something to make it hard and tight; to carry a weapon; to have or contain something
n. a small box or bag that holds things to sell; a group of things given together; a bundle of things tied together; a big bag you carry on your back; a group of animals that live and hunt together; a group of people, often not liked; the group behind the leaders in a race; a full set of playing cards; a group of young scouts; a soft pad used to treat injuries

Word Forms

3rd Present packs
Past packed
Perfect packed
Progressive packing
Plural packs