Pronunciation: /pæk ɪn/
noun A group or collection of items that have been packed together
A1 I always pack in my lunch before going to work.
A2 She forgot to pack in her toothbrush for the camping trip.
B1 It's important to pack in all the necessary items for a long journey.
B2 The hikers had to pack in their supplies for the week-long trek.
C1 The team had to pack in extra equipment for the challenging expedition.
C2 The researchers had to pack in specialized gear for their scientific mission.
verb To fill a space tightly or compactly with people or things
A1 I need to pack in my suitcase for the trip.
A2 She always tries to pack in as many activities as possible during the weekend.
B1 The schedule is packed in with meetings from morning till evening.
B2 I managed to pack in a quick workout before heading to work.
C1 The film festival is packed in with screenings of award-winning movies.
C2 Despite his busy schedule, he always finds time to pack in some relaxation activities.
formal The company decided to pack in extra supplies in case of an emergency.
informal I always pack in some snacks when going on a road trip.
slang Let's pack in some fun activities for the weekend.
figurative It's time to pack in all the memories from this trip before we leave.
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