packet
Pronunciation: [ˈpækɪt]
Word
Context: "technology"
(noun) a small unit of data that is sent over a network. Think of it like a little box of information that travels between computers to help them communicate.
Example
The program sent a packet of data to the server, which helped it work faster.
Example
The packet of data was not received, so the message didn't go through.
Example
Did you see the packet being sent when you saved your work?
Context: "food"
(noun) a small container or wrapping that holds food or drink. It’s like a little bag or box that keeps snacks or drinks fresh and easy to carry.
Example
I bought a packet of cookies to share with my friends at the picnic.
Example
There was no packet of chips left in the cupboard, so I couldn't have a snack.
Example
Can you grab a packet of juice from the fridge?
Context: "general"
(noun) a collection of items packaged together, often for sale. This could be anything from a pack of cards to a set of school supplies.
Example
She received a packet of art supplies for her birthday.
Example
He realized that the packet of stamps he ordered was missing.
Example
What items are included in the packet you received?
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