n.[C]

1. 包；捆；包裹；背包
   The tourist carried a pack on his back.

   观光旅行者背了个包。

2. 【美】一包（盒，箱，袋）[（+of）]
   He used to smoke a pack of cigarettes a day.

   他过去经常一天抽一包香烟。

3. （猎犬，野兽，飞机，舰艇等的）一群；一队[G][（+of）]
   A pack of hounds chased the fox.

   一群猎犬追捕狐狸。

4. （常贬）一伙，一帮[G][（+of）]
   a pack of thieves

   一伙盗贼

5. 一堆，大量[G][（+of）]
   What she told you was a pack of lies.

   她对你说的话是一派谎言。

6. （纸牌的）一副
7. 【医】裹布；冰袋；包扎；棉塞

vt.

1. 装（箱）；给（某人）将（某物）装入行李[（+up）][O1]
   Please don't forget to pack me a razor.

   请别忘了给我放一把剃须刀进去。

2. 将……挤（塞，装）入；挤（塞，装）满[O]
   Visitors packed the gallery.

   参观者挤满了画廊。

   He packed his clothes into a trunk.

   他把衣服装进箱内。

3. 捆扎；包装
   We packed the books before we moved.

   我们在搬迁前把书本捆好了。

4. 把（食品等）装罐，加工包装（食品）
5. 【口】经常携带（枪等）
   He packs a pistol.

   他常带着手枪。

6. 把……打发走；撵走[（+off）]
   They packed off their little daughter to her aunt's house before leaving for France.

   他们去法国前把小女儿送到她姑母家。

7. 背运；驮运（货物）
8. 【电脑】压缩（文件）

vi.

1. 包装货物；整理行装
   They are busy packing.

   他们正忙于整理行装。

2. 能包装，适于装运
   These things pack easily.

   这些东西容易包装。

3. 挤[Q]
   Thousands of people packed into the stadium.

   成千上万的人挤进体育馆。

4. 集成堆（块）；变结实
5. （动物）成群；聚集
6. 驮运货物

n.

1. a cardboard or paper container and the items contained within it.
   ▸a quantity of foods packed or canned in a particular season.
2. a collection of related documents.
   ▸Brit. a set of playing cards.
   ▸chiefly derogatory a group or set of similar things or people:

   a pack of lies.
3. a group of wild animals, especially wolves, living and hunting together.
   ▸a group of hounds kept for hunting.
   ▸ (the pack) the main body of competitors following the leader in a race or competition.
4. an organized group of Cub Scouts or Brownies.
5. Rugby  a team's forwards considered as a group.
6. a rucksack or similar bag.
7. a hot or cold pad of absorbent material, used for treating an injury.
8. pack ice.

v.

1. fill (a suitcase or bag) with clothes and other items needed for travel.
2. place in a container for transport or storage.
   ▸be capable of being folded up for transport or storage.
3. cram a large number of things into.
   ▸ [often as adj. packed] (of a large number of people) crowd into and fill (a place).
4. cover, surround, or fill.
5. informal carry (a gun).
6. Rugby  (of players) form a scrum.

v.