Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Pack"

A: It means they brought stuff with them. Pretend like you were moving. You would bring stuff with you. It also means that it was full with the stuff. Hope this helps!

A: How people behave in a group

A: Pack means group or group of people.

A: If you have seen English memes that talk about “____ starter pack” then it basically means this:

A starter pack is basically everything that a person does so often that everyone picks up on into one post to “make fun of them.”

EX) If a girl named Lucy uses a lot of filters in their pictures, wears a lot of make up all the time, and only shops at the Nike store; then someone could put over-exaggerated photos of those three things into a picture and call it “Lucy’s starter pack.”

As for the LITERAL meaning: a starter pack is a set of items you buy to start you off with what could be a series of things.

EX) You can get a starter pack of Pokémon cards, but there are many other packs to buy to add on to the first set of cards (the starter pack) you bought.

A: 2 is the closest answer. To "pack everything up" is saying to "collect your items and move to another location or move on to your next activity"

A: Let's pack up and go. Literally, get your things and let's leave.
I will pack up tomorrow, I'm busy right now.

A: I need to pack for my trip tomorrow.
Do you still need to pack for your move?
What do you need to pack for the vacation?
Remember to pack for the camping trip.
There are only two days left to pack for the beach!

A: I packed up my suitcase.
He packed up the box with fragile things.

A: Pack (noun, means a group)
Wolves live in a pack.
Soda comes in packs of twelve.


To pack (verb, to put things into a box or put things close together)

I need to pack my clothes for holiday.

A: 1. To put something in a container for storage: We packed away the winter clothes for summer. After the trip, I packed my souvenirs away.
2. To eat a large amount of something: The kids really packed away those hot dogs!

A: They mean the same thing. But, we use "Pack up your stuff" because it is more natural. "Pack up" is put together because it is used like a verb.

A: Pack - To pack your possessions into a bag, case, or box so that you can take or send them somewhere.
Package - verb used with object - “They package their gifts in boxes”

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A: Packet is more common for a small packet of tissues. Americans are more likely to say a pack.

A: "I don't need to go pack some shoes" is close to what we would say. We would say I don't need to pack shoes. In both of your examples the end result is not packing shoes, they are the same. An example sentence- I am just going to wear the shoes that are on my feet this weekend, so I don't need to pack shoes. Hope this helps!

A: We generally say ‘heat pack’ (but those are generally slightly bigger than a カイロ).
If it’s stick-able it’s called a ‘heat pad’ and if it’s a カイロ just for your hands you can just call it a ‘hand warmer’!

A: to make it sound more natural I would say:
I am going to send kimchi in a styrofoam box to my friend for their test. (you can replace their with her/his)

or

You can also say the same as what you wrote but with “a styrofoam box” instead of “the styrofoam box” like this:

I am going to try to send a pack of kimchi in a styrofoam box to my friend for a test.

A: abs ?

A: Plastic jar of honey

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A: When I went home, I weighed it on a scale . . .
"I will come back to the shop" sounds a little more natural, but "I will be a repeat customer" also makes sense.
Everything else was great!

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A: Yes, I think that sentence sounds a bit odd. "This pack is getting heavy" sounds much better.
You could also say "This pack is getting too heavy to carry." That means something like "The pack getting so heavy that I can't carry it, so I won't carry it. We should do something else with it."

There's not much difference between those two, though. The original sentence from the game is redundant, though.

A: Two juice boxes

BTW it's "what are these called?" since there's more than 1 of them.

A: 12 pack of soda