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parceled是parcel的过去分词 parcel美 ['pɑrs(ə)l] 英 ['pɑː(r)s(ə)l] - n.包裹；小包；一块地；一片地；包裹；一组；【商】(货物的)一宗；【法】(土地的)一块
- v.包；打包；裹好；分；把…划成部分后分配；打包；【航】用帆布条包(绳索等)
- adj.部分(时间)的；部分(时间)的
- adv.局部地；局部地
- 网络包状
复数：parcels 过去分词：parceled 现在分词：parceling v.+n. send parcel,post parcel,receive parcel,deliver parcel,open parcel v. pack,package,wrap,wrap up,box n. packet,carton,tract,lot,plot 1. | 包裹；小包something that is wrapped in paper or put into a thick envelope so that it can be sent by mail, carried easily, or given as a present |
| There's a parcel and some letters for you. 有你的一个包裹和几封信。 | | She was carrying a parcel of books under her arm. 她腋下夹着一包书。 | | The prisoners were allowed food parcels. 囚犯可以收食物包裹。 |
| 50 five-acre parcels have already been sold. 五英亩一块的土地已经售出 50 块。 |
3. | 油酥包（通常以油酥皮包裹少许食物烹制）a small amount of food that is wrapped in sth, usually pastry, before it is cooked |
1. | ~ sth (up) 包；裹好；打包to wrap sth up and make it into a parcel |
| She parcelled up the books to send. 她把要寄走的书包了起来。 |
n. | 3. 〔蔑称〕(人、兽、物的)一群,一批,一组;〔古语〕一部分 3. 〔蔑称〕(人、兽、物的)一群,一批,一组;〔古语〕一部分 | v. | 3. 【航海】用帆布条包(绳索等);用帆布条和沥青堵(缝) | adj. | | adv. | |
n. | 1. one or more things wrapped up together in paper or other packaging 2. a portion into which something is divided, especially a piece of land that was originally part of a larger area 3. a quantity of wholesale merchandise treated as a unit, or a sales transaction for such a quantity of merchandise 4. a collection of people or things 6. something wrapped in paper or in a large envelope to be sent by post 7. a section of a piece of land 1. one or more things wrapped up together in paper or other packaging 2. a portion into which something is divided, especially a piece of land that was originally part of a larger area 3. a quantity of wholesale merchandise treated as a unit, or a sales transaction for such a quantity of merchandise 4. a collection of people or things 6. something wrapped in paper or in a large envelope to be sent by post 7. a section of a piece of land | v. | 1. to wrap something or a group of things into a parcel 2. to bind canvas tightly around rope or cable to protect it |
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