packed

packed  (pkt)

adj.

1. Crowded to capacity: a packed theater.

2. Compressed: ground covered with wet, heavily packed leaves.

3. Informal Filled with. Often used in combination: a thrill-packed television series.

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packed [pækt]

adj

1. completely filled; full a packed theatre

2. (Cookery) (of a picnic type of meal) prepared and put in a container or containers beforehand; prepacked a packed lunch

Thesaurus

Adj.	1.	packed - filled to capacity; "a suitcase jammed with dirty clothes"; "stands jam-packed with fans"; "a packed theater" jam-packed, jammed crowded - overfilled or compacted or concentrated; "a crowded theater"; "a crowded program"; "crowded trains"; "a young mother's crowded days"
	2.	packed - pressed together or compressed; "packed snow" compact - closely and firmly united or packed together; "compact soil"; "compact clusters of flowers"

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packed

adjective filled, full, crowded, jammed, crammed, swarming, overflowing, overloaded, seething, congested, jam-packed, chock-full, bursting at the seams, cram-full, brimful, chock-a-block, packed like sardines, hoatching (Scot.), loaded or full to the gunwales The streets were packed with people.
empty, deserted, uncrowded, uncongested

Translations

packed [pækt]

A. ADJ

1. (= crowded) (with people, vehicles) → lleno, repleto, a rebosar; (more emph) → atestado
the bus was packed (with people) → el autobús estaba lleno or repleto or a rebosar or atestado(de gente)
the lecture was packed → la conferencia llenó la sala a rebosar
the show played to packed houses for 12 weeks → el espectáculo tuvo lleno completo durante 12 semanas
the place was packed (out) → el local estaba repleto or a tope or hasta arriba
see also jam-packed

2. (= filled) → lleno, repleto
crates packed with books → cajones mpl de embalaje llenos or repletos de libros
the book is packed with interesting facts → el libro está lleno de datos interesantes
packed full of sth → repleto de algo, completamente lleno de algo

3. (= with luggage ready) she was packed and ready to leave → ya había hecho la(s)maleta(s)y estaba lista para irse

4. (= compressed) [snow] the snow was packed hard → la nieve se había convertido en una masa compacta

B. CPD packed lunch N → bolsa f de bocadillos
I usually take a packed lunch to work → me suelo preparar algo de comida y llevarla al trabajo, me suelo preparar unos bocadillos y llevarlos al trabajo

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packed [ˈpækt] adj (= crowded) → bondé(e)
The cinema was packed → Le cinéma était bondé.
to be packed solid → être plein à craquer
packed with [+ people] → bourré(e) de; [+ information, facts] → bourré(e) de
The site is packed with information → Le site est bourré d'informations.; [+ vitamins] → bourré(e) de
packed with incident → riche en incidents
packed lunch n (British) → déjeuner m à emporter
to take a packed lunch → emporter son déjeuner
I'll take a packed lunch → Je vais emporter mon déjeuner.
I take a packed lunch to school → J'apporte mon déjeuner à l'école.
packed out (British) adj → plein(e) à craquer

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packed [pækt] adj (crowded) → affollato/a
the place was packed → il posto era affollato

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packed [pækt] adj (crowded) → affollato/a
the place was packed → il posto era affollato

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