package in Greek
package in Greek is δέμα, πακέτο, πακετάρισμα — package means a parcel or box containing something, usually wrapped or sealed for delivery.
package in Greek
δέμα
Pronounced: dema
Something which is packed, a parcel, a box, an envelope.
πακέτο
Pronounced: paketo
Something which is packed, a parcel, a box, an envelope.
πακέτο
Pronounced: paketo
πακετάρισμα
Pronounced: paketarisma
(uncountable, archaic) The act of packing something.
πακετάρω
Pronounced: paketaro
What does "package" mean?
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noun A parcel or box containing something, usually wrapped or sealed for delivery.
"A package arrived on the doorstep this morning."
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noun A set of related items, services, or terms offered together.
"The hotel offers a package that includes breakfast and airport transfers."
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verb To put something into a package, or to present it in an appealing way.
"The company packaged the product with eco-friendly materials."
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package in a sentence
- A package arrived on the doorstep this morning.
- The postman left a heavy package in the porch because nobody was home.
- The hotel offers a package that includes breakfast and airport transfers.
- She negotiated a better salary package before accepting the job.
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What is "package" in Greek?
"package" in Greek is δέμα, πακέτο, πακετάρισμα. package means: A parcel or box containing something, usually wrapped or sealed for delivery.
How do you pronounce δέμα?
"package" in Greek is δέμα, pronounced "dema".
How do you use "package" in a sentence?
Example: "A package arrived on the doorstep this morning." In Greek, "package" is δέμα, πακέτο, πακετάρισμα.
Are there other ways to say "package" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "package": δέμα, πακέτο, πακετάρισμα, πακετάρω.
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