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1.
British English
Australian English
General
informal
colloquial
To stop doing something; to give up an activity or occupation.
2.
General
neutral
informal
To crowd or compress people or things tightly into a space; to fill a space with many occupants or items.
To fit a number of activities or items into a limited period or space ('to pack many events into a short time').
3.
General
neutral
literal
To place or load items into a container, vehicle, or other receptacle for transport or storage.
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