packaged in Italian

packaged in Italian is confezionato — packaged means already put into a package or container, ready for sale or delivery.

confezionato

adj

Having been placed in a package.

What does "packaged" mean?

adj Already put into a package or container, ready for sale or delivery.
"The store sells mostly packaged foods rather than fresh produce."

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What is "packaged" in Italian?

"packaged" in Italian is confezionato. packaged means: Already put into a package or container, ready for sale or delivery.

How do you use "packaged" in a sentence?

Example: "The store sells mostly packaged foods rather than fresh produce." In Italian, "packaged" is confezionato.

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