packed in Italian
packed in Italian is al completo, impacchettato — packed means wrapped up or put into a container ready for storage or transport.
packed in Italian
al completo
impacchettato
Put into a package.
What does "packed" mean?
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adj Wrapped up or put into a container ready for storage or transport.
"Once the parcels were packed, the courier collected them from the front door."
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adj Full to overflowing with something, or crowded with people.
"The train was so packed that we had to stand all the way."
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packed in a sentence
- Once the parcels were packed, the courier collected them from the front door.
- The gifts arrived packed in bubble wrap.
- The train was so packed that we had to stand all the way.
- The stadium was packed long before kickoff.
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What is "packed" in Italian?
"packed" in Italian is al completo, impacchettato. packed means: Wrapped up or put into a container ready for storage or transport.
How do you use "packed" in a sentence?
Example: "Once the parcels were packed, the courier collected them from the front door." In Italian, "packed" is al completo, impacchettato.
Are there other ways to say "packed" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "packed": al completo, impacchettato.
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