Package

/ˈpækɪdʒ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A container or wrapping in which things are kept or transported.

The package arrived at my door yesterday.

A set of items offered or sold together as a bundle.

I purchased the vacation package that includes flights and accommodation.

A piece of software or a group of programs delivered together.

The software package includes several useful applications.

verb

To place something into a package for storage or transportation.

Make sure to package the items securely before shipping.

To present or arrange something in a certain way, often for marketing purposes.

They need to package the product attractively to appeal to customers.

Early 19th century: from the word 'pack' + the suffix '-age'.

take a package

To receive a shipment or delivery.

package deal

A set of items or services offered together at a lower price.

package it up

To summarize or conclude something.

stay on package

To remain within the terms or expectations set.

pack

To arrange or put items into a container.

packaging

The technology or process of wrapping or enclosing products.

package tour

A pre-arranged travel plan that includes transportation and accommodations.

Refers to a person's physical appearance, especially in an attractive way.

He's got a great package.

Informally, can refer to a person's situation or circumstances.

She's got a lot on her package right now.