Pronunciation

/ˈpækɪdʒ/

Definitions

• Noun (n): A container or wrapper made of paper, cardboard, plastic, or other material in which goods are packaged for storage, transport, sale, or delivery. For example: “She ordered several packages from the online store.”
• Noun (n): A set of things wrapped or boxed together; a collection of related items or services offered as a single unit. For instance: “The holiday package includes flights, accommodation, and meals.”
• Noun (n): A bundle of software programs or features sold as one entity. E.g., “The operating system comes with a productivity package.”
• Verb (v): To put something into a package or wrap it up for storage, transportation, or sale. Example: “She carefully packaged the fragile vase in bubble wrap.”
• Verb (v): To offer or present something as a combined or organized set. Example: “The company packages its products to appeal to different market segments.”

Phrases

• “In the package” – referring to something being included within a group or set.
• “Under the package deal” – when multiple items or services are provided together at a discounted price.
• “Think outside the box/package” – a metaphorical expression meaning to consider new or unconventional ideas.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The courier delivered a large package this morning.”
• Verb: “They had to package the food in vacuum-sealed bags to maintain freshness.”
• As a marketing concept: “The telecommunications company offers a comprehensive package that combines TV, internet, and phone services.”

Synonyms

• Parcel (noun)
• Box (noun)
• Bundle (noun)
• Wrap (verb)
• Package deal (noun)
• Kit (noun)
• Offering (noun)