packets
Prononciation : [ˈpæk.ɪts]
Mot
Contexte : « technology »
(noun) small units of data that are sent over the internet. When you use the internet, information is broken into packets so it can travel quickly to your computer or phone.
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The video played smoothly because the packets reached my device without any problems.
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Some packets were lost during the transmission, causing the video to stop and start.
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How many packets are needed to send a large file?
Contexte : « food »
(noun) small bags or containers that hold food or snacks. These packets make it easy to carry and share things like chips or sauces.
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I opened a packet of cookies to share with my friends.
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There was no packet of ketchup left for my fries, so I had to eat them plain.
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Do you want me to grab a packet of mustard from the fridge?
Contexte : « games »
(noun) sets or bundles of items that can be used in games or activities. For example, a packet of cards or game pieces that helps players play together.
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We got a new packet of game cards to add to our collection.
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I couldn't find a packet of pieces for the board game, so we couldn't play.
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How many packets of cards do you need for the game?
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