pack in

verb

1. informal,  to stop doing (something) (esp in the phrase pack it in )

2. to carry (something) to base camp, etc by pack

Example Sentences

“Our locomotive fleet is now middle of the pack in the industry, and really importantly, we are much more efficient now in the way that we deploy and execute on our capital program,” executives say.

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This comes at a time when analysts are taking a hard look at firms like Altman's which have emerged at the front of the pack in the AI race.

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Libertine, Le Coucou, and Château Royale pack in diners who want the mood of Paris with the volume of a party.

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Host Martha MacCallum opened the interview with a question reminiscent of the one that arguably propelled Mamdani to the head of the pack in the crowded Democratic primary: If he thought Hamas should disarm following its tenuous peace agreement with Israel.

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I was behind the pack in a support car for Team USA, which had a handful of riders close to the front, where Pogacar and other contenders loomed.

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Related Words

• abandon 
• abdicate 
• abstain 
• eschew 
• forsake 
• pass on 
• pass up 
• quit 
• refrain 
• relinquish 
• renounce 
• resist 
• swear off 
• waive