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packaging in Finnish

packaging in Finnish is paketointi, pakkaaminen, pakkausmateriaali — packaging means the materials used to wrap or box a product.

packaging in Finnish

paketointi
noun
The act of packing something.
pakkaaminen
noun
The act of packing something.
pakkausmateriaali
noun
The materials used to pack something.
pakkausteollisuus
noun
The industry that produces such material.
asu
noun
(by extension) The manner in which a person or product is promoted.
pakkaus
noun
(by extension) The manner in which a person or product is promoted.

What does "packaging" mean?

  1. noun The materials used to wrap or box a product.
    "The company switched to recyclable packaging last year."
  2. noun The way something is presented or promoted.
    "Critics said the candidate's image was all clever packaging and no substance."
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packaging in a sentence

  • The company switched to recyclable packaging last year.
  • Critics said the candidate's image was all clever packaging and no substance.

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What is "packaging" in Finnish?

"packaging" in Finnish is paketointi, pakkaaminen, pakkausmateriaali. packaging means: The materials used to wrap or box a product.

How do you use "packaging" in a sentence?

Example: "The company switched to recyclable packaging last year." In Finnish, "packaging" is paketointi, pakkaaminen, pakkausmateriaali.

Are there other ways to say "packaging" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "packaging": paketointi, pakkaaminen, pakkausmateriaali, pakkausteollisuus, asu, pakkaus.

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