英语词汇package的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

package /ˈpækɪdʒ/ noun 1. something wrapped in paper or packed in a box, and then sent by mail or deliveredverbssend (sb) a package I sent the package yesterday.post a package BrE mail a package AmE I wanted to mail a package home to my family.deliver a package The package was delivered to the wrong address.wrap a package She gave me a little package wrapped in brown paper.get/receive a package I got a package in the mail a few days ago.open a package Eagerly, he opened the package.a package contains sth The package contained a watch and a gold ring.adjectivesa small/little package She handed over the small package.a large/bulky package He wondered what was in the strange bulky package.In British English, people often say parcel instead of package.2. a set of suggestions, services, computer programs etcadjectivesan attractive package The position carries with it an attractive benefits package.a generous package The company offered him a generous relocation package.a good/excellent package I think he has put together a good package.a complete/total/whole package The company provides a complete package tailored to meet individual requirements.an economic/financial package The government must deliver an effective economic package.nouns + packagean aid package Last month, Congress approved a $100 million aid package for the country.a compensation package The police force has agreed to pay a £1 million compensation package to an officer who suffered discrimination.a rescue package (=one to help a country, company etc in financial difficulties) They hope the rescue package will save jobs at the firm’s five factories.a redundancy/severance package (=one offered to someone who is made to leave their job) There is a very generous severance package.a software package There are many software packages available which have graphics facilities.package + nounsa package deal Find a package deal that comes closest to offering all the activities you want.a package tour also a package holiday BrE (=one with the travel and accommodation arranged by one company) Over 70 percent of British adults had been abroad, mostly on package holidays.verbsa package includes/contains sth The package includes accommodation, meals, activities, and transport.put together/create a package The Law Society has put together a package of proposals.offer sb a package The rest of the staff will be offered a redundancy package.provide a package We provide a complete package of services.announce a package The Chancellor will be announcing a package of measures later this afternoon.buy a package There’s no need to buy the most complicated software package.phrasesa package of measures The government agreed a package of economic measures in May 1991.a package of proposals Their package of proposals for constitutional change is being considered.a package of reforms The minister introduced a package of reforms.a package of incentives Developers were offering a package of incentives in an attempt to attract buyers.part of a package As part of her employment package, Lindsay gets private medical insurance.prepositionsa package of sth He proposed a package of tax changes.

词组	package
释义	package /ˈpækɪdʒ/ noun 1. something wrapped in paper or packed in a box, and then sent by mail or deliveredverbssend (sb) a package I sent the package yesterday.post a package BrE mail a package AmE I wanted to mail a package home to my family.deliver a package The package was delivered to the wrong address.wrap a package She gave me a little package wrapped in brown paper.get/receive a package I got a package in the mail a few days ago.open a package Eagerly, he opened the package.a package contains sth The package contained a watch and a gold ring.adjectivesa small/little package She handed over the small package.a large/bulky package He wondered what was in the strange bulky package.In British English, people often say parcel instead of package.2. a set of suggestions, services, computer programs etcadjectivesan attractive package The position carries with it an attractive benefits package.a generous package The company offered him a generous relocation package.a good/excellent package I think he has put together a good package.a complete/total/whole package The company provides a complete package tailored to meet individual requirements.an economic/financial package The government must deliver an effective economic package.nouns + packagean aid package Last month, Congress approved a $100 million aid package for the country.a compensation package The police force has agreed to pay a £1 million compensation package to an officer who suffered discrimination.a rescue package (=one to help a country, company etc in financial difficulties) They hope the rescue package will save jobs at the firm’s five factories.a redundancy/severance package (=one offered to someone who is made to leave their job) There is a very generous severance package.a software package There are many software packages available which have graphics facilities.package + nounsa package deal Find a package deal that comes closest to offering all the activities you want.a package tour also a package holiday BrE (=one with the travel and accommodation arranged by one company) Over 70 percent of British adults had been abroad, mostly on package holidays.verbsa package includes/contains sth The package includes accommodation, meals, activities, and transport.put together/create a package The Law Society has put together a package of proposals.offer sb a package The rest of the staff will be offered a redundancy package.provide a package We provide a complete package of services.announce a package The Chancellor will be announcing a package of measures later this afternoon.buy a package There’s no need to buy the most complicated software package.phrasesa package of measures The government agreed a package of economic measures in May 1991.a package of proposals Their package of proposals for constitutional change is being considered.a package of reforms The minister introduced a package of reforms.a package of incentives Developers were offering a package of incentives in an attempt to attract buyers.part of a package As part of her employment package, Lindsay gets private medical insurance.prepositionsa package of sth He proposed a package of tax changes.
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