"pack" in Spanish

to pack up

a pack of hounds

a pack of beggars

The Touch Pack includes six games and programs that highlight the capabilities of Windows Touch:

The Microsoft Touch Pack for Windows7 is a collection of games and programs that you interact with using your fingers.

she trudged along with her heavy pack

I selected the check box next to Japanese Language Pack and clicked Install.

Just click Download and install to get your customized theme pack.

We started by downloading the appropriate language pack for Japanese.

Now, Mr Blair, you must place yourself at the head of the pack, and on a mountain stretch too!

he's 30 meters clear of the pack

he broke away from the pack

One study found that women reported less pain 24 to 72 hours after giving birth when they used the ice packs, rather than when they had no treatment.

Women often use a number of methods to relieve the pain, including cold baths, ice or cold packs on the area.

There is weaker evidence that spinal mobilization is more effective in the short term than cold packs in the treatment of post-traumatic headache.

a pack of wolves

The Canadians are happy for it to have enough loopholes for a pack of wolves to run through, and the Russians love the self-enforcing, self-evaluating system.

Mr President, I would like to congratulate Mrs Pack on her report on the Socrates programme, which has provided me with the starting point for a number of observations.

Thirty percent of the front of each cigarette pack and 40% of the back of each cigarette pack will in the future display public health warnings.

Thirty percent of the front of each cigarette pack and 40 % of the back of each cigarette pack will in the future display public health warnings.

This is our last-ditch attempt to put labels and pictures on cigarette packs which reflect the true cost of smoking.

pack of cards

a pack of playing cards

Food products must also be properly packed, transported and stored.

- Strong resistance of the mesh in order to protect the packed product.

to pack sth full of sth

to pack sth with sth

I'll just have to pack up and go

Hundreds of thousands of people are living, without any real humanitarian aid, packed into refugee camps in Thailand, China and Bangladesh.

(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, while we are speaking, hundreds of prisoners packed into Yemeni gaols are waiting for their death sentences to be carried out.

Madam President, I do not want to comment on the Doris Pack statement.

It cannot just pack its bags the moment it has been given public aid.

Mr President, I can only confirm what Mrs Pack has just said.

to pack out

In addition, the document is packed with rights that do nothing to curb the powers of the institutions.

Firstly, the product can only be sold pre-packed to the final consumer.

I was very disappointed to see the rejection of mandatory front-of-pack labelling with colour coding in this report.

Information on this subject must be clearly marked on the pack, and also drawn up in language that is clear and comprehensible to the consumer.

In the previous few days this theatre was packed with children attending various school events.

I very much hope that before I make my swan-song in this packed Hemicycle I will be able to point to even greater achievements by the excellent staff in Europe Aid.

One recent, well-documented example is the requirement that every pack should bear warnings covering at least 30% of the main surfaces of the pack.

We are very grateful for his leadership on this issue and for that of some of his colleagues, a number of whom are in the House this evening - Mrs Pack, Mr Lagendijk and others.

Another innovation is that we now have a training programme with a female name, in the form of the Minerva education and multi-media technology programme, another successful proposal by Doris Pack.