packer
part of speech
noun (a packer, packers)
meaning for a pupil
1) A packer is a person or machine that packs goods into boxes or containers. tree →
2) (informal) In the phrase «Green Bay Packers» it is the name of an American football team. tree →
sense in the lessons
In everyday adult life: warehouse jobs, food factories and removal companies; in maths problems about boxes and items packed.
examples
- The packer filled each box with 12 eggs. tree →
- My cousin works as a packer in a warehouse. tree →
- The machine is a fast packer. tree →
- The packers loaded our furniture into the van. tree →
- A packer can pack 60 boxes an hour; in 3 hours that is 180. tree →
- Fruit packers work hard in the summer. tree →
note
Plural: packers. From «pack» + «-er» (a person or thing that does). In maths, a packer's rate × time = how many items are packed.
Trees and pragmatics
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