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(pækt)
1. adjective
A place that is packed is very crowded.
From 3.30 until 7pm, the shop is packed.
...a packed meeting at Westminster.
The streets were packed with men, women and children. [+ with]
Synonyms: filled, full, crowded, jammed More Synonyms of packed
2. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE with noun]
Something that is packed with things contains a very large number of them.
The Encyclopedia is packed with clear illustrations and over 250 recipes. [+ with]
Fish and chips are packed with protein.

packed in British English

(pækt)
adjective
1. 
completely filled; full
a packed theatre
2. 
(of a picnic type of meal) prepared and put in a container or containers beforehand; prepacked
a packed lunch

More idioms containing
packed

be packed like sardines

Examples of 'packed' in a sentence
packed

We went out with a packed lunch and came back at teatime.
Times, Sunday Times (2017)
She shows me pictures of a packed lunch she made him.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Making fruit and veg a normal part of diets in packed lunches helps lay down foundations for health.
The Sun (2016)
He expects me to sort out his son's school uniform and packed lunches too.
The Sun (2016)
I also try to bring in a packed lunch.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
BACK to school needn't mean going back to boring packed lunches.
The Sun (2016)
But she still made time in her packed schedule to fill in for me yesterday, spilling the beans about her life on and off the screen.
The Sun (2017)
The fourth row of the packed theatre was filled with members of my family.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
The incident brought gasps from a packed crowd.
The Sun (2013)
Friend is eager to keep their good form going despite a packed festive schedule.
The Sun (2015)
This was a great performance to a packed and rapturous house.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
What about a packed lunch for the office?
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
As the three finalists walk before the cameras and packed audience there is no clapping or cheering.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
Passengers today complain of being unable to squeeze onto packed trains on routes across the country.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
The game was being watched by a packed stadium and was broadcast live.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
But he got a rousing reception from a packed crowd who chanted his name.
The Sun (2013)
There will be a packed house and it would be fantastic to beat them.
The Sun (2006)
Various county councillors claim to have tried the packed lunches and found them very good.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
After my impromptu lecture he fielded a bombardment of sympathetic questions from a packed audience.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
Armed cops hunting the suspect stormed a packed commuter train.
The Sun (2016)
But practising with the pressure of a packed stadium could improve their abysmal record.
The Sun (2012)
They told me the food had become horrible again and begged for packed lunches.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
No one seems to notice the lack of fabric on the crowded pavements or in packed subway trains.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
But it was the manner of it which yet again stunned those in the packed stadium with disbelief.
The Sun (2009)
There cannot have been many in the packed crowd who did not realise the likely significance of his untimely exit.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
They played to a packed crowd.
The Sun (2012)
Terfel's packed schedule is planned five years in advance.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
It was sure-fire way to guarantee a packed house at the next meeting.
Christianity Today (2000)
Yet at the end a packed audience stood for 20 minutes and cheered.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
These days, such is the packed schedule, no international team can have too many fast bowlers.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)

In other languages
packed

British English: packed /pækt/ ADJECTIVE
A place that is packed is very crowded.
The mall was packed with shoppers.
  • American English: packed
  • Arabic: مُكْتَظُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: lotado
  • Chinese: 塞满的
  • Croatian: pretrpan
  • Czech: nacpaný místo lidmi
  • Danish: proppet
  • Dutch: stampvol
  • European Spanish: atestado
  • Finnish: täpötäysi
  • French: empaqueté
  • German: verpackt
  • Greek: συσκευασμένος
  • Italian: imballato imballata
  • Japanese: 荷造りが済んで
  • Korean: 꽉 찬
  • Norwegian: stappfull
  • Polish: zatłoczony
  • European Portuguese: lotado
  • Romanian: aglomerat
  • Russian: упакованный
  • Latin American Spanish: atestado
  • Swedish: packad bagage
  • Thai: แน่น
  • Turkish: paketlenmiş
  • Ukrainian: спакований
  • Vietnamese: chật cứng

Chinese translation of 'packed'

packed

(pækt)

adj

  1. (= crowded) 拥(擁)挤(擠)的 (yōngjǐ de)
  2. (= compacted) [snow, earth] 压(壓)坚(堅)实(實)的 (yā jiānshí de)
    packed solid (with people) 挤(擠)得水泄不通 (jǐ de shuǐ xiè bù tōng)

pack

(pæk)

vt

  1. [clothes] 把 ... 打包 (bǎ ... dǎbāo)
  2. [suitcase, bag] 把 ... 装(裝)箱 (bǎ ... zhuāngxiāng)
  3. [hole] (with earth, cement) 填塞 (tiánsè)

vi

  1. 打点(點)行装(裝) (dǎdiǎn xíngzhuāng)

n (c)

  1. (= bundle)
    1. [of goods] 捆(梱) (kǔn)
    2. [of documents] 包 (bāo)
  2. (US) [of cigarettes] 包 (bāo)
    1. (= group) [of hounds] 群 (qún)
    2. [of people] 伙(夥) (huǒ)
  4. (= back pack) 背包 (bēibāo) (个(個), gè)
  5. [of cards] 副 (fù)
    to pack one's bags (fig) 卷(捲)铺(鋪)盖(蓋)走人 (juǎn pūgài zǒurén)
    to pack sb/sth into sth (= cram) 把某人/某物塞满(滿)某物 (bǎ mǒurén/mǒuwù sāimǎn mǒuwù)
    to pack sth into/around sth (= compress) 把某物塞进(進)某物/在某物周围(圍)压(壓)紧(緊) (bǎ mǒuwù sāijìn mǒuwù/zài mǒuwù zhōuwéi yājǐn)
    to send sb packing (inf) 把某人赶(趕)走 (bǎ mǒurén gǎnzǒu)

All related terms of 'packed'

pack
( clothes ) 把 ... 打包 bǎ ... dǎbāo
jam-packed
⇒ The room was jam-packed. → 房间给挤满了。 Fángjiān gěi jǐmǎn le.
packed lunch
盒装(裝)午餐 hézhuāng wǔcān [ 份 fèn ]
packed solid
( with people ) 挤(擠)得水泄不通 jǐ de shuǐ xiè bù tōng
to be packed tight
( suitcase ) 塞满(滿) sāimǎn
pack in
( job ) 放弃(棄) fàngqì
pack up
( Brit : inf : stop working ) 停止工作 tíngzhǐ gōngzuò
pack off
▶ to pack sb off to school/bed etc 打发(發)某人上学(學)/上床睡觉(覺) 等 dǎfa mǒurén shàngxué/shàngchuáng shuìjiào děng
(adjective) 
The streets were packed with people.
Synonyms
filled
full
The centre is full beyond capacity.
crowded
The street was crowded and noisy.
jammed
crammed
swarming
overflowing
The great hall was overflowing with people.
overloaded
seething
congested
Some areas are congested with both cars and people.
jam-packed
His room was jam-packed with fruit, flowers, gifts etc.
chock-full
bursting at the seams
The hotel was bursting at the seams.
cram-full
brimful
The country is brimful with highly paid doctors.
chock-a-block
packed like sardines
hoatching (Scottish)
loaded or full to the gunwales
Opposites
empty
,
deserted
,
uncrowded
,
uncongested

Additional synonyms

in the sense of brimful
Definition
completely filled with
The country is brimful with highly paid doctors.
Synonyms
full,
filled,
packed,
running over,
brimming,
overflowing,
flush,
overfull
in the sense of bursting at the seams
The hotel was bursting at the seams.
Synonyms
full (to bursting),
crowded,
packed,
jammed,
crammed,
chock-full,
chock-a-block
in the sense of congested
Definition
crowded to excess
Some areas are congested with both cars and people.
Synonyms
packed (out),
crowded,
choked,
swarming,
overcrowded,
teeming,
jam-packed,
bursting at the seams,
crammed full,
overpopulated,
like the Black Hole of Calcutta,
hoatching (Scottish)

Synonyms of 'packed'

packed

Explore 'packed' in the dictionary

Additional synonyms

in the sense of crowded
The street was crowded and noisy.
Synonyms
packed,
full,
busy,
mobbed,
cramped,
swarming,
overflowing,
thronged,
teeming,
congested,
populous,
jam-packed,
crushed
in the sense of full
Definition
holding as much or as many as possible
The centre is full beyond capacity.
Synonyms
crammed,
crowded,
packed,
crushed,
jammed,
in use,
congested,
chock-full,
chock-a-block
in the sense of jam-packed
Definition
filled to capacity
His room was jam-packed with fruit, flowers, gifts etc.
Synonyms
crowded,
full,
packed,
busy,
crushed,
mobbed,
cramped,
huddled,
swarming,
overflowing,
thronged,
teeming,
congested,
populous
in the sense of overflowing
The great hall was overflowing with people.
Synonyms
full,
filled,
abounding,
swarming,
rife,
plentiful,
thronged,
teeming,
copious,
replete,
bountiful,
profuse,
brimful,
thick on the ground,
overfull,
superabundant

All related terms of 'packed'

pack
package, load, store, bundle, batch
jam-packed
crowded, full, packed, busy, crushed
pack up
break down, stop, fail, stall, give out
pack someone in
cram, squeeze in, fill to capacity
pack someone off
send away, dismiss, send packing, bundle out, hustle out
pack something in
resign from, leave, give up, quit, chuck
pack something up
put away, store, tidy up
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