Word adjective
packed
adj.
US /ˈpækt/ UK /pˈækt/ packed
Definition
- 01 A2 Elementary
extremely crowded with people.
filled to maximum capacity with people; often used to describe venues or public transport.
Simple“The train was so packed that I had to stand for the whole journey.”
In context“The stadium was absolutely packed for the final match, with every seat occupied and thousands more watching from the fan zones outside.”
- 02 B1 Intermediate
filled with a large amount of something.
containing a high density or large quantity of specific items or information.
Simple“This healthy snack is packed with vitamins and minerals.”
In context“The schedule for the three-day conference is packed with workshops, keynote speeches, and networking events.”
This entry
Level A2 · Elementary
Frequency Common
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