packed — filled with people or things; crowded
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: filled with people or things; crowded
Pronunciation (IPA): /pækt/
Korean meaning: 사람이나 물건으로 가득 찬, 붐비는
Korean pronunciation: **팩**트
Example Sentences
- The elevator was so packed that I looked like a sardine in a can.
- She packed her bags and left without saying goodbye.
- The concert hall was packed with screaming fans who forgot they were adults.
packed
ADJECTIVE//pækt//
filled with people or things; crowded

passengers squeeze tightly together as more people push into the already full train car. Every seat is occupied and people stand shoulder to shoulder in the aisles. The doors struggle to close as additional commuters try to fit inside the cramped space. Passengers hold their bags above their heads and press against each other with no room to move. Some people look uncomfortable while others patiently wait as the train remains completely filled. a space that is completely packed with people and has no available room.

The packed train cracked under pressure as panic attacked!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
중세 네덜란드어 'pak'(묶음, 꾸러미)에서 유래되어 영어로 들어온 단어로, 물건을 묶거나 담는다는 의미가 발전하여 '가득 찬' 상태를 나타내게 되었습니다.
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📝Examples
“The elevator was so packed that I looked like a sardine in a can.”
“She packed her bags and left without saying goodbye.”
“The concert hall was packed with screaming fans who forgot they were adults.”
“My schedule is packed from morning till night.”
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