package

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el paquete

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package
[ˈpækɪdʒ]
sustantivo
1paquete (m) (parcel); paquete (m) (pay deal, contract)
  • package deal (comercio) -> acuerdo (m) global
  • package holiday -> paquete (m) turístico, viaje (m) organizado
verbo transitivo
2envasar (goods)
  • to package somebody (sentido figurado) -> vender a alguien (pop star, politician)

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package [pa-kich]
sustantivo
1Fardo, paquete; embalaje, gasto de embalar o empaquetar géneros o mercancía
sustantivo

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package [ˈpækɪdʒ]
noun
1 (parcel, container) paquete; (m)
we deliver packages all over the world I tore open the package the manservant was weighed down with numerous packages his mistress had acquired on her shopping expedition
2 (US) (packet) paquete; (m)
the ingredients were clearly listed on the package los ingredientes estaban enumerados claramente en el paquete
3 (deal) oferta; (f)
a generous remuneration package una generosa oferta de remuneración
a good financial package for those accepting voluntary redundancy that wasn't part of the package
the package includes two nights in a hotel la oferta incluye dos noches en un hotel
management have offered the union a package which they hope will be accepted /a relocation package/ is available for new employees who have to move house a relocation package the president wants his economic plan passed as a package
 [of measures, aid] paquete; (m)
they are putting together a Western /economic aid package/ for Moscow a package of measures
an economic aid package un paquete de ayuda económica
the government has announced a package of measures to help the British film industry the plan will be voted on as a package
rescue
(holiday) viaje organizado; (m) vacaciones organizadas; (f)
the price of a package has gone up by 8% since last year el precio de un viaje organizado de las vacaciones organizadas ha subido un 8% desde el año pasado;or
all packages offer the option of full or half board a variety of moderately priced packages that cater to almost everyone we have some very reasonable fly-drive packages to the south of Spain at the moment
4 (Comput) paquete; (m)
a custom-made package for information management in smaller businesses
software
verb:transitive
1 (US) (Comm) (also package up) (in paper, packet) empaquetar; embalar; empacar; (LAm) (in bottle, jar) envasar
the beans are then ground and packaged for sale as ground coffee
packaged foods alimentos envasados; (m)
nutrients which may be missing in cooked, packaged or frozen foods
2 presentar
it depends how you package the proposal depende de la forma en que presentes la propuesta
no matter how you package the proposal, our shareholders won't be happy let's think about how we are going to package this new policy entertainment packaged as information a city is like any product, it has to be packaged properly to be attractive to the consumer
modifier
package deal (n) (holiday) viaje organizado; (m) vacaciones organizadas; (f) (deal) oferta; (f) (agreement) acuerdo global; (m)
package deals aimed at the under-30s before booking a package deal make certain there are no hidden extras it is likely that any agreement will be a package deal that will involve both the Westerners and the Israelis free colour portable TV or midi hi-fi with selected TV/video package deals they rejected the package deal put forward by the management
package holiday (Britain)package vacation (US) (n) viaje organizado; (m) vacaciones organizadas; (f)
the beach at Lloret was full of Britons and Germans on package holidays
to go on take a package holidayor hacer un viaje organizado
we decided that going on a package holiday to Spain would be cheaper than holidaying in the UK
package store (n) (US) tienda con licencia para vender bebidas alcohólicas
package tour (n) viaje organizado; (m)
American tourists on package tours of Europe American tourists on package tours of Europe

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Verb Conjugation for "package"

Imperative
  • package
  • you package
  • he/she packages
  • we package
  • you package
  • they package
Preterite
  • I packaged
  • you packaged
  • he/she packaged
  • we packaged
  • you packaged
  • they packaged
Present Continuous
  • I am packaging
  • you are packaging
  • he/she is packaging
  • we are packaging
  • you are packaging
  • they are packaging
Present Perfect
  • I have packaged
  • you have packaged
  • he/she has packaged
  • we have packaged
  • you have packaged
  • they have packaged
Past Continuous
  • I was packaging
  • you were packaging
  • he/she was packaging
  • we were packaging
  • you were packaging
  • they were packaging
Past Perfect
  • I had packaged
  • you had packaged
  • he/she had packaged
  • we had packaged
  • you had packaged
  • they had packaged
Future
  • I will package
  • you will package
  • he/she will package
  • we will package
  • you will package
  • they will package
Future Perfect
  • I will have packaged
  • you will have packaged
  • he/she will have packaged
  • we will have packaged
  • you will have packaged
  • they will have packaged
Future Continuous
  • I will be packaging
  • you will be packaging
  • he/she will be packaging
  • we will be packaging
  • you will be packaging
  • they will be packaging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been packaging
  • you have been packaging
  • he/she has been packaging
  • we have been packaging
  • you have been packaging
  • they have been packaging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been packaging
  • you will have been packaging
  • he/she will have been packaging
  • we will have been packaging
  • you will have been packaging
  • they will have been packaging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been packaging
  • you had been packaging
  • he/she had been packaging
  • we had been packaging
  • you had been packaging
  • they had been packaging
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