Repack Meaning in English

word

US

ɹiˈpæk

ree-PAK

UK

ɹɪpˈæk

ri-PAK

Definition

To pack something again, usually after opening, rearranging, or changing the contents or container.

Usage & Nuances

'Repack' is mostly used in practical or commercial contexts (travel, shipping, retail). Common with 'repack a suitcase', 'repack items', or 'repack for shipping'. Different from 'unpack' (remove) and 'pack' (prepare for the first time). Rare in casual conversation.

• Spanish: reempacar - volver a empacar
• Portuguese (BR): reembalar - empacotar novamente
• Portuguese (PT): reembalar - voltar a embalar
• Chinese (Simplified): 重新打包 - 再包装
• Chinese (Traditional): 重新打包 - 再包裝
• Hindi: फिर से पैक करना
• Arabic: إعادة تعبئة - إعادة تغليف
• Bengali: পুনরায় প্যাক করা - আবার গুছানো
• Russian: перепаковать
• Japanese: 再梱包する
• Vietnamese: đóng gói lại
• Korean: 다시 포장하다
• Turkish: yeniden paketlemek
• Urdu: دوبارہ پیک کرنا
• Indonesian: mengemas ulang

Example Sentences

Please repack your bags before boarding the plane.

basic

We had to repack the boxes to fit everything inside.

basic

Can you repack the gift for me?

basic

I had to repack my suitcase because it was too heavy for the flight.

natural

Sometimes stores repack products to make them look more appealing.

natural

The delivery company asked us to repack the parcel due to damaged packaging.

natural