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package
noun
a
box
,
parcel
,
or
other
wrapped
object
that
is
sent
,
delivered
,
or
given
to
someone
•
The
courier
left
a
package
on
my
doorstep
this
morning
.
The
courier
left
a
package
on
my
doorstep
this
morning
.
•
Please
sign
here
to
confirm
you
received
the
package
.
Please
sign
here
to
confirm
you
received
the
package
.
From
Middle
French
‘
paquet
’,
likely
from
Middle
Dutch
‘
pak
’
meaning
‘
bundle
’.
verb
-
package
,
packaging
,
packages
,
packaged
to
put
something
into
a
box
or
wrap
it
so
it
can
be
stored
,
transported
,
or
sold
•
Workers
quickly
package
the
chocolates
before
Valentine's
Day
.
Workers
quickly
package
the
chocolates
before
Valentine's
Day
.
•
Make
sure
you
package
the
glassware
with
plenty
of
padding
.
Make
sure
you
package
the
glassware
with
plenty
of
padding
.
noun
a
set
of
goods
,
services
,
or
features
that
are
grouped
together
and
offered
as
one
unit
•
We
booked
a
holiday
package
that
includes
flights
and
a
hotel
.
We
booked
a
holiday
package
that
includes
flights
and
a
hotel
.
•
The
streaming
service
offers
a
family
package
with
four
separate
accounts
.
The
streaming
service
offers
a
family
package
with
four
separate
accounts
.
verb
-
package
,
packaging
,
packages
,
packaged
to
present
,
promote
,
or
market
something
in
a
particular
way
so
that
it
appears
attractive
or
desirable
•
The
movie
is
packaged
as
a
romantic
comedy
,
but
it's
really
a
drama
.
The
movie
is
packaged
as
a
romantic
comedy
,
but
it's
really
a
drama
.
•
Advertisers
know
how
to
package
ideas
that
grab
attention
.
Advertisers
know
how
to
package
ideas
that
grab
attention
.
noun
computing
:
a
collection
of
related
files
or
modules
that
are
distributed
and
installed
together
•
Install
the
latest
security
package
before
restarting
the
server
.
Install
the
latest
security
package
before
restarting
the
server
.
•
The
developer
published
a
new
Python
package
on
the
repository
.
The
developer
published
a
new
Python
package
on
the
repository
.
pack
verb
to
put
clothes
or
other
things
into
a
suitcase
,
bag
,
or
box
so
you
can
take
them
somewhere
•
I
always
pack
my
clothes
the
night
before
a
trip
.
I
always
pack
my
clothes
the
night
before
a
trip
.
•
"
Don't
forget
to
pack
your
toothbrush
,"
Dad
reminded
Sam
from
the
hallway
.
"
Don't
forget
to
pack
your
toothbrush
,"
Dad
reminded
Sam
from
the
hallway
.
noun
a
bag
carried
on
the
back
,
especially
by
hikers
or
students
,
for
holding
supplies
or
personal
items
•
The
hiker
tightened
the
straps
on
his
heavy
pack
.
The
hiker
tightened
the
straps
on
his
heavy
pack
.
•
She
keeps
a
first-aid
kit
in
her
pack
just
in
case
.
She
keeps
a
first-aid
kit
in
her
pack
just
in
case
.
noun
a
set
or
quantity
of
items
wrapped
or
boxed
together
and
sold
as
one
unit
•
He
bought
a
pack
of
playing
cards
at
the
gift
shop
.
He
bought
a
pack
of
playing
cards
at
the
gift
shop
.
•
Could
you
grab
a
pack
of
batteries
while
you're
out
?
Could
you
grab
a
pack
of
batteries
while
you're
out
?
verb
to
put
clothes
,
equipment
,
or
other
things
into
a
suitcase
,
bag
,
or
box
so
that
you
can
carry
or
move
them
•
I
still
need
to
pack
my
suitcase
before
the
taxi
arrives
.
I
still
need
to
pack
my
suitcase
before
the
taxi
arrives
.
•
He
carefully
packed
his
camera
and
lenses
into
a
padded
case
for
the
trip
.
He
carefully
packed
his
camera
and
lenses
into
a
padded
case
for
the
trip
.
From
Middle
English
pakken
,
probably
from
Middle
Dutch
pakken
“
to
bundle
up
”.
noun
a
set
of
items
sold
or
kept
together
in
one
container
or
wrapper
,
such
as
playing
cards
,
cigarettes
,
or
a
small
bundle
of
something
•
He
bought
a
pack
of
gum
at
the
checkout
.
He
bought
a
pack
of
gum
at
the
checkout
.
•
Let
’
s
play
a
game
with
this
new
pack
of
cards
.
Let
’
s
play
a
game
with
this
new
pack
of
cards
.
verb
to
fill
or
press
something
so
that
it
is
tight
,
solid
,
or
completely
full
•
Children
packed
snow
into
a
ball
to
start
building
a
snowman
.
Children
packed
snow
into
a
ball
to
start
building
a
snowman
.
•
The
audience
packed
the
theater
on
opening
night
.
The
audience
packed
the
theater
on
opening
night
.
noun
a
group
of
animals
,
especially
wolves
or
dogs
,
that
live
and
hunt
together
,
or
a
tight
group
of
people
moving
together
•
A
pack
of
wolves
trotted
silently
through
the
forest
.
A
pack
of
wolves
trotted
silently
through
the
forest
.
•
The
cyclists
rode
in
a
tight
pack
down
the
road
.
The
cyclists
rode
in
a
tight
pack
down
the
road
.
noun
a
pad
filled
with
ice
,
gel
,
or
heated
material
that
is
placed
on
the
body
to
relieve
pain
or
swelling
•
The
nurse
gave
him
an
ice
pack
for
his
swollen
ankle
.
The
nurse
gave
him
an
ice
pack
for
his
swollen
ankle
.
•
Apply
a
heat
pack
to
relax
your
sore
muscles
.
Apply
a
heat
pack
to
relax
your
sore
muscles
.
verb
to
crowd
tightly
together
,
or
to
fill
a
place
with
a
large
number
of
people
or
things
•
Fans
packed
the
stadium
for
the
championship
match
.
Fans
packed
the
stadium
for
the
championship
match
.
•
The
commuters
were
packed
like
sardines
on
the
morning
train
.
The
commuters
were
packed
like
sardines
on
the
morning
train
.
noun
a
group
of
wild
animals
of
the
same
species
,
especially
dogs
or
wolves
,
that
live
and
hunt
together
•
A
pack
of
wolves
silently
tracked
the
deer
through
the
snow
.
A
pack
of
wolves
silently
tracked
the
deer
through
the
snow
.
•
The
lioness
was
separated
from
her
pack
during
the
storm
.
The
lioness
was
separated
from
her
pack
during
the
storm
.