Pack in Tagalog

“Pack” in Tagalog translates to “impake,” “balutan,” or “pakete” depending on usage. It refers to bundling items together, a group of things, or preparing belongings for travel. Dive into detailed definitions and contextual examples below to fully understand this common term.

[Words] = Pack

[Definition]:

• Pack /pæk/
• Verb 1: To put things into a container or luggage for storage or transportation.
• Verb 2: To fill a space tightly with people or things.
• Noun 1: A container or bundle of items wrapped or boxed together.
• Noun 2: A group of animals, especially wolves or dogs, that live and hunt together.
• Noun 3: A set of playing cards or a collection of similar items.

[Synonyms] = Impake, Balutan, Pakete, Balot, Kaha, Grupo, Pulutong

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: Don’t forget to pack your passport before the trip.
• Ex1_PH: Huwag kalimutang mag-impake ng iyong passport bago ang biyahe.
• Ex2_EN: She bought a pack of gum at the convenience store.
• Ex2_PH: Bumili siya ng pakete ng chewing gum sa convenience store.
• Ex3_EN: A pack of wolves was spotted near the forest.
• Ex3_PH: Isang pulutong ng mga lobo ay nakita malapit sa kagubatan.
• Ex4_EN: The stadium was packed with fans cheering for their team.
• Ex4_PH: Ang stadium ay puno ng mga tagahanga na sumusuporta sa kanilang koponan.
• Ex5_EN: He helped me pack the boxes for moving day.
• Ex5_PH: Tinulungan niya akong mag-impake ng mga kahon para sa araw ng paglipat.