Pronunciation

/ˈkɑːntrəɪər/

Definitions

Noun

1. A device, receptacle, or structure designed to hold, store, or transport items, often with airtight or sealed compartments. Example: The shipping container holds all the products for export.
2. A person or thing that contains or accommodates something else. Example: The container of knowledge is vast and ever-expanding.
3. A mental or emotional receptacle for thoughts, feelings, or experiences. Example: She stored her memories in a special container within her mind.

Verb

1. To enclose, hold, or contain something within a container. Example: The box container the fragile vase securely.
2. To use or provide a container for something. Example: The factory containers the raw materials before production.

Adjective

1. Designated for holding or containing a specific substance or item. Example: The plastic container is microwave-safe.
2. Serving as a receptacle or housing. Example: The container garden showcases various plants.

Phrases

• “Containerized shipping” refers to the method of transportation using standardized shipping containers.
• “Reusable containers” are those that can be used multiple times.
• “Container homes” are houses built using shipping containers as the primary construction material.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The kitchen is filled with various containers of spices and oils.”
• Verb: “The movers carefully containerized the furniture to ensure safe transport.”
• Adjective: “The new storage containers make organizing the pantry much easier.”

Synonyms

• Containerisation
• Case
• Jar
• Vessel
• Cask
• Box
• Hold
• Enclosure
• receptacle