CEFR B2

packed

adjective

Meaning

Completely full, with very little or no space left.

Examples

The stadium was packed with cheering fans.
The suitcase was packed so full that it was difficult to close.

Synonyms: full, crowded, jam-packed, stuffed

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packed (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /pækt/

Definition

Completely full, with very little or no space left.

Examples

The stadium was packed with cheering fans.
The suitcase was packed so full that it was difficult to close.
By lunchtime, the restaurant was packed.

How to Use packed

packed with (prepositional phrase): Completely filled with something. — "The museum was packed with tourists."
packed lunch (collocation): A meal prepared at home and taken to eat elsewhere, typically at work or school. — "He ate his packed lunch in the park."
packed schedule (collocation): A schedule that is very full of appointments or activities. — "Her packed schedule meant she had no time for a break."

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