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packer

/ˈpæk.ər/

Traducción: Persona u organización que empaca mercancías en contenedores, mayorista en la industria cárnica, o turista que lleva una mochila.

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noun

/ˈpæk.ər/B2formal
  • esPersona u organización que empaca mercancías en contenedores, mayorista en la industria cárnica, o turista que lleva una mochila.

A noun referring to a person or entity involved in packing goods into containers, a wholesaler in the meat-packing industry, or a hiker who carries a backpack.

  1. Container fillerB1formal

    A worker whose job is to place items into boxes, crates, or other containers for storage or transport.

    esempacador

    • The packer carefully placed each bottle into the cardboard box.
    • She worked as a packer in a warehouse during the summer.
    • The factory hired extra packers for the holiday season.

    Sinónimosboxer

  2. Meat wholesalerB2formalamericanbusiness

    A business or person involved in the wholesale processing and distribution of meat products.

    esEmpacador de carne

    • The packer supplied fresh beef to local supermarkets.
    • He worked for a major meat packer in Chicago.
    • The packer's facility processed hundreds of cattle each day.

    Sinónimosmeat packer

  3. Backpack hikerB1informalsport

    A person who hikes while carrying a backpack, often for long distances or overnight trips.

    esExcursionista con mochila

    • The packer set up camp after a long day on the trail.
    • Experienced packers know how to distribute weight evenly in their backpacks.
    • She is an avid packer who explores remote mountain regions.

    Sinónimosbackpackertrekker

Formas
  • packers plural form
  • packers' possessive plural form
  • packer's possessive singular form
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