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to pack
01
fare le valigie, imballare
to put clothes and other things needed for travel into a bag, suitcase, etc.
Transitive: to pack a bag or similar container
Example
Before the trip, she had to pack her suitcase with essentials.
Yesterday, she packed her suitcase for the business trip.
They are currently packing their suitcases for the weekend trip.
02
imballare, mettere in valigia
to place items or goods into a container
Transitive: to pack sth into a container
Example
She packed her clothes into a suitcase for her upcoming trip.
The workers packed the harvested apples into crates for shipping to the market.
He packed his lunch into a reusable container before heading to work.
03
inscatolare, riempire
to tightly fill a space or container until it is completely full or even overflowing
Transitive: to pack a space or container
Example
Spectators packed the stadium to witness the championship match.
Theatergoers packed the auditorium to enjoy the latest Broadway production.
Music lovers packed the concert hall to hear the renowned symphony orchestra perform.
04
compattare, pressare
to make something more tightly packed or condensed, often by compressing or pressing it together
Transitive: to pack sth
Example
She packed the sand into the bucket to make sandcastles on the beach.
The workers packed the soil around the base of the tree to provide stability.
He packed the insulation material into the gaps in the wall to improve energy efficiency.
05
trasportare, caricare
to carry or convey goods, supplies, or equipment, typically on one's back or on the back of an animal
Transitive: to pack supplies or equipment
Example
The mountaineers packed their gear up the steep mountain trail to establish base camp.
She packed her camping equipment on her back and hiked into the wilderness for a weekend getaway.
Farmers in remote villages often pack their harvest on donkeys to transport it to market.
06
imbottire, confezionare
to envelop or encase something, typically a body part, in layers of cloth or material for therapeutic or medicinal purposes
Transitive: to pack a body part in cloth or material
Example
The athlete's injured ankle was packed in ice to reduce swelling and numb the pain.
After the spa treatment, her body was packed in a warm, aromatic mud wrap to detoxify the skin.
To alleviate the fever, the nurse packed the patient's forehead with a damp cloth.
07
imballare, confezionare
to place or store items within a container or packaging to protect them from damage, breakage, or contamination
Transitive: to pack sth in a container or packaging
Example
The food company packs its products in airtight containers to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
Before storing in the pantry, she packs grains and cereals in airtight containers to preserve their quality.
The florist packs delicate flower arrangements in sturdy boxes with water tubes to keep them fresh.
7.1
fare il carico, appesantire
to equip or burden an animal, typically a mule or horse, with a pack for carrying goods or supplies
Transitive: to pack an animal with sth
Example
The mountaineers packed their mules with tents, food, and climbing gear for the expedition.
She packed her donkey with baskets of fresh produce to take to the market.
The explorers packed their horses with supplies for the long journey through the wilderness.
08
ripiegare, compattare
to have the property to be folded into a more compact form
Intransitive: to pack | to pack into sth
Example
The collapsible table can pack into a small carrying case for easy transport to outdoor events.
The portable picnic table packs neatly into the trunk of the car for impromptu outings.
The folding chair packs into a slim profile, perfect for storing in tight spaces.
09
portare, trasportare
to have firearms or other weapons readily accessible and carried on one's body
Transitive: to pack a weapon
Example
In some states, it 's legal to pack a concealed firearm with the proper permits.
The police officer always packs a backup handgun in an ankle holster.
He decided to pack a pistol when hiking in remote areas known for wildlife encounters.
Pack
01
pacco
a paper or cardboard container that is used to store items of the same type within, such as cigarettes
02
muta, branco
a group of animals of the same type hunting or living together, particularly wolves
Example
The wolf pack roamed the forest, their coordinated movements making them a formidable hunting force.
The African wild dogs formed a tight-knit pack, working together to bring down large prey.
Researchers observed a pack of coyotes scavenging near the river, their yips echoing through the night.
03
banda, comitiva
an association of criminals
04
compressa, panno
a clean pad or covering used to apply pressure, absorb fluids, or protect a wound
What is a "pack"?
A pack is a disinfected or clean covering or pad used to apply pressure, absorb fluids, or protect a wound. Packs are often made of gauze, cloth, or other absorbent materials and can be applied cold or hot as needed. They are used in various medical procedures, such as wound care, surgery, or to control bleeding. Packs help maintain cleanliness and encourage healing by providing a barrier against infectious and harmful substances and supporting the affected area during recovery.
05
pacchetto, confezione
a complete collection of similar things
06
mucchio, tonnellata
a large indefinite number
07
pacco, zaino
a bundle (especially one carried on the back)
08
maschera, impacco
a cream that cleanses and tones the skin
09
clique, gruppo esclusivo
an exclusive circle of people with a common purpose
10
mazzo, mazzo di carte
*** a complete set of 52 playing cards
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