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A2  pack  bavul toplamak, denk bağlamak, hazırlanmak

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verb  /pæk   / verb pack (verb)
 /pæk   /
verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to put your things
into a suitcase, etc. before you go away or go on holiday
bavul
toplamak, denk bağlamak, hazırlanmak
 I'll have to pack my suitcase in the
morning.
 Have you packed yet?
 Have you packed your toothbrush?
Do your packing de aynı
anlama gelir.
OPPOSITE UNPACK
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to put things into
containers so they can be stored, transported or sold
kutulamak
 I packed all my books into boxes.
 I work in the packing department.
OPPOSITE UNPACK
 3 [transitive]
[often passive](informal)
to fill with people or
things until crowded or full
doldurmak
 The train was absolutely packed.
 The book is packed with useful
information.
 People packed the pavements, waiting for
the president to arrive.
PHRASAL VERBS
pack
sth in
(informal)
to stop doing sth
bırakmak
 I've packed in my job.
 I've had enough of you boys arguing – just
pack it in, will you!
pack
sth in/into sth
to do a lot in a short
time
sıkıştırmak
 They packed a lot into their three days in Rome.
pack
sth out
 [usually passive]
to fill sth with
people
tıklım
tıklım dolu olmak
 The bars are packed out every night.
pack
up(informal) 
1
(used about a machine, engine, etc.) to stop working
 (makine vb.) durmak
 My old car packed up last week so now I
cycle to work.
 2 to
finish working or doing sth
toparlanmak
 There was nothing else to do so we packed
up and went home.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	pack
IPA	/pæk / verb
Back	bavul toplamak, denk bağlamak, hazırlanmak
Back 2	pack (verb) /pæk / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] to put your things into a suitcase, etc. before you go away or go on holiday bavul toplamak, denk bağlamak, hazırlanmak I'll have to pack my suitcase in the morning. Have you packed yet? Have you packed your toothbrush? Do your packing de aynı anlama gelir. *OPPOSITE* UNPACK 2 [intransitive, transitive] to put things into containers so they can be stored, transported or sold kutulamak I packed all my books into boxes. I work in the packing department. *OPPOSITE* UNPACK 3 [transitive] [often passive](informal) to fill with people or things until crowded or full doldurmak The train was absolutely packed. The book is packed with* useful information.* People packed the pavements, waiting for the president to arrive. PHRASAL VERBS pack sth in (informal) to stop doing sth bırakmak I've packed in my job. I've had enough of you boys arguing – just pack it in, will you! pack sth in/into sth to do a lot in a short time sıkıştırmak They packed a lot into their three days in Rome. pack sth out [usually passive] to fill sth with people tıklım tıklım dolu olmak The bars are packed out* every night.* pack up(informal) 1 (used about a machine, engine, etc.) to stop working (makine vb.) durmak My old car packed up last week so now I cycle to work. 2 to finish working or doing sth toparlanmak There was nothing else to do so we packed up and went home.

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