US /ˈpækɪt/
・UK /ˈpækɪt/
'A label' – something you find, for example, on your clothes or on a packet, which has some information.
and it contains the word label—a label—something you find, for example, on your clothes or on a packet which has some information.
And don't forget: on the side your packet of the pasta.
And don't forget: all this ideal packet of the pasta
and you had some other, a packet of crisps,
and you had some other, a packet of crisps,
But just think about what that means for Costco. If you like a free sample, you're not just buying one small wedge of cheese or one little packet of cocktail weenies.
If you like a free sample, you're not just buying one small wedge of cheese or one little packet of cocktail weenies.
Also, I ordered this drink just a tall white chocolate mocha and I didn't want to ask for a sugar packet.
I did not want a sugar packet because this drink already has way too much sugar.
The noodles sure have been made into a cookie and then the cream inside is simply the seasoning packet.
and then the cream inside is simply the seasoning packet.
The fruity gummies come with a gusano tamarind sauce packet, creating a sticky mix of sweet, spicy, and sour flavors sure to give your taste buds a tingle.
The fruity gummies come with a Goosenotamarin sauce packet, creating a sticky mix of sweet, spicy, and
And Robert said, well, let's see, you know, let him write a packet first.
So I sat down and wrote a packet of, which I had a packet of ideas.
I feel something in this packet and actually all these packets.
I feel something in this packet and actually all these packets.
Can I ask you why you have this instead of just a regular packet of pepper?
Can I ask you why you have this instead of just a regular packet of pepper?