Meaning & Definition of Package in English
Package
A bundle of items wrapped or boxed together for transportation or sale.
Pronunciation:
/ˈpækɪdʒ/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
packagesDetailed Definitions
Definition: A container or wrapping for a product.
Example Sentence: The package arrived at my doorstep this morning.
Definition: A set of related items, often software.
Example Sentence: I need to download the new software package for my computer.
Definition: A proposal or set of plans offered together.
Example Sentence: The company presented a new benefits package to employees.
Definition: The process of wrapping or boxing something.
Example Sentence: The package of goods took longer than expected.
Definition: An amount of something, usually considered as a single total.
Example Sentence: She ordered a package of mixed nuts.
Etymology
Origin: Early 19th century: from the word 'pack' + the suffix '-age'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- 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.
Translations
- Spanish: paquete
- French: colis
- German: Paket
- Russian: пакет
Related Words
- 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.
Slang Meanings of package
Meaning: Refers to a person's physical appearance, especially in an attractive way.
Example Sentence: He's got a great package.
Meaning: Informally, can refer to a person's situation or circumstances.
Example Sentence: She's got a lot on her package right now.