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vacuum-packed

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vac·u·um-packed (vky-m-pkt, -ym-, vkym-)
adj.
1. Packed in an airtight container.
2. Sealed under low pressure or a partial vacuum.
vacuum-packed
adj
packed in an airtight container or packet under low pressure in order to maintain freshness, prevent corrosion, etc.
Translations
vacuum-packed [ˈvækjʊmˈpækt] ADJ → envasado al vacío
vacuum-packed [ˈvækjʊmˌpækt] adj → confezionato/a sottovuoto inv
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