pack

[pæk]

Definition:
1. A large indefinite number.
2. A complete collection of similar things.
3. Arrange in a container.

Use 'pack' in a sentence:

• 1. The bomb was packed with several pounds of high explosive.
• 2. Pack it in, you two!
• 3. He picked up a six-pack of beer.
• 4. I decided to pack a few things and take the kids to my Mum's.
• 5. We passed a group of walkers, carrying huge packs.
• 6. We avoided a pack of journalists waiting outside.
• 7. Each pack contains a book and accompanying CD.
• 8. Fans packed the hall to see the band.
• 9. They've slapped 50p on the price of a pack of cigarettes.
• 10. He packed a few things into a bag.
• 11. She decided to pack in her job.
• 12. Send for your free information pack today.
• 13. Hundreds of thousands of people packed into the mosque.
• 14. The radio only weighs a few ounces and is smaller than a pack of cigarettes.
• 15. Volunteers were ready and waiting to pack the food in boxes.
• 16. Over 80 000 fans packed into the stadium to watch the final.
• 17. Buy the large economy pack!
• 18. You told me a pack of lies.
• 19. Would you pack your backpack, please?
• 20. Let them pack a few toys themselves.
• 21. I haven't packed my suitcase yet.
• 22. Machines now exist to pack olives in jars.
• 23. He packed a bag with a few things and was off.
• 24. The show played to packed houses.
• 25. I've packed you some food for the journey.
• 26. I carefully packed up the gifts.
• 27. Matt picked up the cards and shuffled the pack.
• 28. He told her a pack of lies, but she swallowed it whole.
• 29. What made you pack up a good job like that?
• 30. I began to pack a few things for the trip.
• 31. When I was 17, I packed my bags and left home.
• 32. The book is packed with information.
• 33. She packed her few belongings in a bag and left.
• 34. A production of 'Carmen' was playing to packed houses.
• 35. Did you pack the camera?
• 36. He's the leader of the pack.
• 37. They offered me a job packing goods in a warehouse.
• 38. Pack your suit carefully so that you don't crease it.
• 39. I haven't packed yet.
• 40. I may look like a tenderfoot, but I think I can follow a trail or carry a pack if necessary.
• 41. The pottery was packed in boxes and shipped to the US.
• 42. Shall I help you pack your things?
• 43. It did not take Andrew long to pack a suitcase.
• 44. My parents always packed me off to bed early.
• 45. She packed a change of clothes for the weekend.
• 46. We packed away the summer clothes.
• 47. The tent packs away in a small bag.
• 48. I told him fair and square to pack his bags.
• 49. The band can still pack out concert halls.
• 50. The club will send a free information pack.
• 51. She packed one change of underwear.
• 52. Seventy thousand people will pack the stadium.
• 53. I pack a lunch and snacks.
• 54. All joiners will receive a welcome pack.
• 55. Pack the dirt firmly round the plants.
• 56. The whole story is nothing but a pack of lies.
• 57. A storm packing 75 mph winds swept across the area last night.
• 58. Pack ice around Iceland was becoming a threat to navigation.
• 59. The Rams held on to defeat the Nevada Wolf Pack in Reno, 32-28.
• 60. I spend so much time travelling that I've got packing down to a fine art.
• 61. He thus avoided a pack of journalists eager to question him.
• 62. Don't leave your packing until the last possible moment.
• 63. The stores are packed solid at this time of year.
• 64. The show is still packing them in.