packing
Pronunciation: [ˈpækɪŋ]
Word
Context: "travel"
(verb) to put items into a bag or box to take them somewhere. When you get ready for a trip, you pack your clothes and other things into your suitcase.
Example
I am packing my backpack for the school trip.
Example
He is not packing his suitcase because he forgot about the trip.
Example
Are you packing your lunch for the field trip?
Context: "travel"
(noun) the act of putting items into a bag or box for a trip. Packing is what you do to prepare for going away, like making sure you have everything in your suitcase.
Example
My packing for the vacation went smoothly, and I remembered everything.
Example
Her packing was messy, and she forgot her favorite shoes.
Example
How is your packing coming along for the move?
Context: "material"
(noun) material used to fill or protect an item, especially when shipping. Packing helps keep things safe during delivery, like when you wrap fragile items in bubble wrap.
Example
The packing around the glass was perfect, so nothing was broken.
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The packing in the box was inadequate, and the items were damaged during shipping.
Example
What type of packing material is best for fragile items?
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