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repack

(riːˈpæk)
vb (tr)
to place or arrange (articles) in (a container) again or in a different way
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repack


Past participle: repacked
Gerund: repacking

Imperative
repack
repack
Present
I repack
you repack
he/she/it repacks
we repack
you repack
they repack
Preterite
I repacked
you repacked
he/she/it repacked
we repacked
you repacked
they repacked
Present Continuous
I am repacking
you are repacking
he/she/it is repacking
we are repacking
you are repacking
they are repacking
Present Perfect
I have repacked
you have repacked
he/she/it has repacked
we have repacked
you have repacked
they have repacked
Past Continuous
I was repacking
you were repacking
he/she/it was repacking
we were repacking
you were repacking
they were repacking
Past Perfect
I had repacked
you had repacked
he/she/it had repacked
we had repacked
you had repacked
they had repacked
Future
I will repack
you will repack
he/she/it will repack
we will repack
you will repack
they will repack
Future Perfect
I will have repacked
you will have repacked
he/she/it will have repacked
we will have repacked
you will have repacked
they will have repacked
Future Continuous
I will be repacking
you will be repacking
he/she/it will be repacking
we will be repacking
you will be repacking
they will be repacking
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been repacking
you have been repacking
he/she/it has been repacking
we have been repacking
you have been repacking
they have been repacking
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been repacking
you will have been repacking
he/she/it will have been repacking
we will have been repacking
you will have been repacking
they will have been repacking
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been repacking
you had been repacking
he/she/it had been repacking
we had been repacking
you had been repacking
they had been repacking
Conditional
I would repack
you would repack
he/she/it would repack
we would repack
you would repack
they would repack
Past Conditional
I would have repacked
you would have repacked
he/she/it would have repacked
we would have repacked
you would have repacked
they would have repacked
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Translations

repack

[ˈriːˈpæk] VT [+ object] → reembalar, reenvasar, devolver a su caja; [+ suitcase] → volver a hacer
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She packed, repacked, pressed, made the butler's assistant and Petya- whom she had drawn into the business of packing- press on the lid, and made desperate efforts herself.
Dickon and Mary were sitting on the grass, the tea-basket was repacked ready to be taken back to the house, and Colin was lying against his cushions with his heavy locks pushed back from his forehead and his face looking quite a natural color.
So the pretty china was repacked, Rose furled her fan, and with several parcels of choice teas for the old ladies stowed away in Dr.
The basket having been repacked, and it being found perfectly impossible to awaken Mr.
Now you go too.' He repacked the kilta with all he meant to lose, and hove it up on to the windowsill.
He washed the dishes, foraged dry wood, mended a broken pack-strap, put an edge on the butcher-knife and camp-axe, and repacked the picks and shovels into a more carryable parcel.
WPCB has been repacked from Channel 50 to Channel 28, and will transmit at 31.7 kW from its new frequency beginning August 2.
It should be repacked in the soonest possible for immediate distribution," said Aquino.
Libunao, in a complaint filed in June 2016, said the relief goods were repacked in white and unlabeled plastic bags, and distributed during gift-giving activities organized by Umali's political party in time for the 2016 elections.
A go-down in Mombasa has been declared a crime scene after police found tonnes of sugar being repacked.
The sanctions arose from the complaint filed by Josephine Libunao, who claimed that the relief goods were repacked in plastic bags without the DSWD label in January 2016.
Moreover, repacking requires consent from shippers and we can include in the rehandling cost the component of discount for shippers who agree for their cargos to be repacked.).