packs
word · lemma: pack
/ˈpæks/
paks
/pˈæks/
paks
Definition
'Packs' can mean boxes or groups of items that are together, the third person singular of 'pack' (he/she/it packs a bag), or groups of animals like wolves.
Usage & Nuances
As a noun, common with 'packs of gum' or 'packs of wolves'. As a verb, 'packs' is the he/she/it form: 'She packs her suitcase.' Not to be confused with 'package'. 'Packs' is plural for groups, singular for the verb.
Spanish: paquetes - paquetes (grupo) - hace la maleta (él/ella) - manadas (animales)Portuguese (BR): pacotes - embalagens - faz as malas (ele/ela) - matilhas (animais)Portuguese (PT): pacotes - embalagens - faz as malas (ele/ela) - matilhas (animais)Chinese (Simplified): 包裹 - 包装 - 打包（他/她） - 群（动物）Chinese (Traditional): 包裹 - 包裝 - 打包（他/她） - 羣（動物）Hindi: पैकेट्स - झुंड (जानवरों का) - सामान बाँधता है (वह)Arabic: عبوات - يعبئ (هو/هي) - مجموعات (حيوانات)Bengali: প্যাক - দল - গোষ্ঠীRussian: пачки - стаи - упаковываетJapanese: パック - 群れVietnamese: gói - bầy - đóng góiKorean: 팩 - 무리Turkish: paket - sürü - toplulukUrdu: پیکٹ - جُھنڈIndonesian: pak - kelompok - mengepak
Example Sentences
She packs her lunch every day.
basic
We bought two packs of cards for the game.
basic
The store sells packs of juice.
basic
My brother always packs at the last minute before a trip.
natural
Wolves travel in packs to hunt more effectively.
natural
Huge packs of fans waited outside the stadium.
natural