Collocations for "package"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "package" in context.
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package
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [large, small, bulky, flat] package
- a [software, license, rights, broadcasting] package
- a [complete, comprehensive, total, bespoke, tailor-made] package
- offer a [complete] package of [services, products]
- he is the complete package
- [bought, sold] as a package
- [deliver, courier, ship, send, wrap] a package
- [pick up, collect, open] a package
- your package will be delivered (in three days)
- carry the packages to the [car, trunk, truck, door]
- [load, stack, put] the packages in the [car]
- [report, see, remove] a suspicious package
- vulgar, slang: check out his package!
- vulgar, slang: has a [huge, large] package
- UK: a package holiday
- a package [trip, tour, vacation, deal]
- package up the [camera, clothes, watch]
- package for [shipment, sale, retail]
- package and [ship, send, deliver, sell, label]
- package [carefully, individually, securely, properly]
- the [services, products] are packaged together
- packaged with [bubble wrap, newspaper]
- packaged in [plastic, paper]
- packaged in [boxes, containers, pouches]
- package to [ensure, protect, prevent, avoid]
- packaged for [users, members, all]
- packaged (it) as [environmentally-friendly, comprehensive]
'package' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
accommodation
- address
- arrive
- benefit
- bike
- bonus
- bow
- bubble
- bulk
- bulky
- bundle
- collection
- compensation
- complete
- courier
- custom
- damage
- day
- deliver
- destination
- directly
- enclosed
- entitlement
- expense
- express
- fasten
- frank
- full
- generous
- glue
- handle
- holiday
- insurance
- insure
- label
- leave
- loosely
- mail
- mark
- marked
- open
- origin
- outside
- overnight
- pack
- pay
- post
- postage
- premium
- receive