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1. (v.t.) unpack
to undo or remove the contents from (a box, trunk, etc.).
2. unpack
to remove (something) from a container.
3. unpack
to unburden, as the mind; reveal.
4. unpack
to decipher; analyze:
to unpack a metaphor.
5. unpack
to remove a pack or load from (a horse, etc.).
6. (v.i.) unpack
to remove the contents of a container.
Etymology: (1425–75)
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| Definition of 'unpack' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) unpack, take out
remove from its packing
"unpack the presents"
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1. (verb) unpack
to remove things from your bag after traveling
Unpack and put your clean clothes away.; Should we unpack our suitcases now?
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| Definition of 'unpack' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) unpack
to separate and remove, as things packed; to open and remove the contents of; as, to unpack a trunk
2. (verb) unpack
to relieve of a pack or burden
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Sense: to take out (things that are packed)
He unpacked his clothes.
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Afrikaans: uitpak |
Arabic: يَفُك، يَحُل |
Bulgarian: разопаковам |
Brazilian: desempacotar |
Czech: vybalit |
German: auspacken |
Danish: pakke ud |
Greek: ξεπακετάρω |
Spanish: desempaquetar, desenvolve |
Estonian: lahti pakkima |
Farsi: درآوردن |
Finnish: purkaa |
French: dépaqueter |
Hebrew: לִפרוֹק |
Hindi: गठरी खोलना |
Croatian: raspakirati |
Hungarian: kicsomagol |
Indonesian: membongkar |
Icelandic: taka upp |
Italian: spacchettare |
Japanese: 開けて取出す |
Korean: (포장, 짐 등을) 풀다 |
Lithuanian: iš(si)krauti |
Latvian: izkravāt; izsaiņot |
Malay: mengeluarkan barang |
Dutch: uitpakken |
Norwegian: pakke opp/ut |
Polish: wypakowywać (się) |
Persian: درآوردن |
Pashto: دانډي خلاصول، دبار پرانيس |
Portuguese: desempacotar |
Romanian: a despacheta |
Russian: распаковывать |
Slovak: vybaliť |
Slovenian: razpakirati |
Serbian: raspakovati |
Swedish: packa upp |
Thai: เอาออกจากห่อ |
Turkish: açmak |
Taiwanese: 拆開(包裹等) |
Ukrainian: розпаковувати |
Urdu: کھولنا |
Vietnamese: tháo, dỡ |
Chinese: 拆开(包裹等) |
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