How to Use "Pack" with Example Sentences

pack (n): a bag carried on the back; a group of things or animals

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Used with nouns:

"Wolves are pack animals."
(animals)

Used with verbs:

"The dog leads his pack to safety."
(lead)

"The gift pack contains extra products."
(contains)

Used with adjectives:

"Don't forget to bring your lunch pack to school today."
(lunch)

"He smokes two cigarette packs a day."
(cigarette)

"The lotion came in the gift pack."
(gift)

Used with prepositions:

"A pack of dogs ran through the street."
"She smokes a pack of cigarettes every day."
(of)

"There are 52 cards in a pack."
(in)

pack (v): to insert, wrap or put items together; to fill a container; to put clothes in a suitcase for traveling

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Used with nouns:

"I need to pack my suitcase."
(suitcase, bag, things, lunch, belongings, clothes)

"I'll pack the things into a backpack."
(backpack, basket, box, crate)

"Fans packed the stadium."
(stadium, hall, street, venue, arena)

Used with adverbs:

"Pack up your things quickly so we can go."
(up, together)

Used with prepositions:

"I packed my clothes into the trunk."
"There were too many people packed into the concert hall."
(into, in)