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package
This word carries a strong sense of containment and presentation. When used for physical objects, it evokes the anticipation of receiving a gift or a delivery, focusing on the exterior shell that protects the interior contents. In a professional or commercial sense, it describes the strategic bundling of diverse elements into a single, cohesive offer. This usage shifts the focus from physical protection to perceived value, where the "packaging" is the way a deal or a product is framed to make it more appealing to a consumer.
Countable when referring to a physical box or a specific set of benefits (two packages).
💬Conversación Casual
Did that package for me arrive? I'm dying to see it.
Yeah, but don't blow a fuse. It's still on the porch.
Meanings
An object or group of objects wrapped in paper or packed in a box.
"The courier delivered a large package to the front door."
A set of related items, services, or benefits offered as a single unit.
"The company offered her an attractive salary and benefits package."
To pack something into a container; to wrap or present something in a particular way for sale.
"They need to package the fragile glassware carefully before shipping."