lunchbox in Italian
lunchbox in Italian is pacco — lunchbox means a container used to carry a packed meal, especially to school or work.
lunchbox in Italian
pacco
(slang, UK) The penis when enclosed in clothing.
What does "lunchbox" mean?
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noun A container used to carry a packed meal, especially to school or work.
"He packed a sandwich and an apple into his son's lunchbox."
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noun A lunch that has been packaged up to take away.
"The catering company delivers lunchboxes to offices around the city."
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lunchbox in a sentence
- He packed a sandwich and an apple into his son's lunchbox.
- The catering company delivers lunchboxes to offices around the city.
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What is "lunchbox" in Italian?
"lunchbox" in Italian is pacco. lunchbox means: A container used to carry a packed meal, especially to school or work.
How do you use "lunchbox" in a sentence?
Example: "He packed a sandwich and an apple into his son's lunchbox." In Italian, "lunchbox" is pacco.
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