package

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a group of things that are sold or offered together as one unit.

n. a collection of related items, services, or proposals offered as a single integrated unit.

“The bank offers a special package for students that includes a free credit card.”

“The compensation package includes a competitive base salary, comprehensive health insurance, and a generous annual performance bonus.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Computing Technical

n. a set of computer programs designed to work together.

n. a collection of software files or programs bundled together for installation or specific functionality.

“You need to install the latest security package to protect your computer.”

“The developer updated the graphics package to ensure compatibility with the new operating system's architecture.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun television Technical

n. a complete news story that is ready to be shown on TV.

n. a self-contained television news report that includes video, sound bites, and a voiceover.

“The reporter is finishing her package for the six o'clock news.”

“The editor spent three hours polishing the investigative package before it was cleared for the evening broadcast.”

C2 · Proficiency Countable noun Informal · Vulgar · Humorous

n. a word used to talk about a man's private parts through his clothes.

n. a euphemistic and often vulgar reference to the male genitalia, typically as visible through clothing.

“He wore such tight jeans that you could see his package.”

“The tabloid's focus on the athlete's package in the beach photos was widely criticised as being in poor taste.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to put something into a box or wrap it so it can be sold or sent.

v. to enclose an item in a container or wrapping for sale, distribution, or protection.

“The company decided to package the juice in glass bottles instead of plastic.”

“The marketing team spent months designing a new way to package the luxury skincare line to appeal to younger consumers.”