plural packages
plural packages
Learner's definition of PACKAGE
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chiefly US : a box or large envelope that is sent or delivered usually through the mail or by another delivery service邮件;包裹 — see picture at mail 2 US
a : a wrapper or container that covers or holds something包装袋;包装盒 b : something that comes in a container包装的物品 3
a : a group of related things that are sold together for a single price成套出售的东西;套餐 -
The hotel, airfare, and museum fees were all part of our vacation package.住宿、机票和博物馆门票都包含在我们的度假套餐里。
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a software package [=a group of computer programs that are sold together]软件包
b : a group of related things that go together有关联的一组事物;一揽子 -
My new job offers a great benefits package. [=my new job offers great benefits]我的新工作提供一整套福利待遇。
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The financial aid packages we'll be awarding this year are smaller than we had hoped they would be.今年我们将提供的各项财政援助少于我们的预期值。
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(informal) If you let her move in with you, living with her cat is all part of the package. [=it is part of the situation that you will have to accept]如果你让她搬进来与你同住,那与她的猫共同生活将是不可避免的。
good things come in small packages
— used to say that people or things do not have to be large to be good小有小的好
2 package /ˈpækɪʤ/ verb
packages; packaged; packaging
packages; packaged; packaging
Learner's definition of PACKAGE
[+ object]
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: to put (something) in a package in order to sell it or send it somewhere包装;打包 —
often used as (be) packaged常用作(be) packaged 2
: to show or present (something or someone) in a particular way把…包装成;把…装扮为 —
often used as (be) packaged常用作(be) packaged