Definition of care package in English:

care package

noun

North American

A parcel of food, money, or luxury items sent to a loved one who is away from home for an extended period.
〈北美〉（寄给长期离家在外的亲人的）关爱包裹，亲情礼包
Example sentencesExamples
- She was there in Curtis Park here in Denver for a community service morning where they were packing up care packages for military families.
- Friends of mine who are involved in the peace movement sent care packages.
- Today, we are packing up care packages to send overseas.
- I've had little care packages from friends which is always nice.
- In my almost 12 months of deployment here, I have learned a lot about care packages.
- She sent my unit 4 huge care packages, over a hundred dollars in just postage!
- Create a care package for a friend who recently got a new job.
- Mom just came by here with a care package.
- Perhaps you two could even make each other a care package.
- George came by with a food care package from his mother this afternoon.
- I think Bill has a backup plan — mail it to Frank in a care package.
- We even see a sample care package sent by a freed African American woman in the North to her enslaved kin.
- Included in a gratefully received care package was the above book.
- A few moments later a care package arrived from Percy, complete with a crew of yard hands.
- Instead of calling mom for a care package or eating out, try your hand at making your own.
- Anyhow, got downtown, did some shopping for a care package, then went into work.
- Have a care package or note already waiting for him on the first day.
- Also, the first of the care packages from Laura arrived today!
- She also makes sure the soldiers themselves have care packages.
- She has her care package ready for the next move.

Origin

1940s: from CARE, an acronym from the initial letters of Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, a relief organization which arranged aid packages after the Second World War.

Definition of care package in US English:

care package

noun

North American

A parcel of food, money, or luxury items sent to a loved one who is away.
〈北美〉（寄给长期离家在外的亲人的）关爱包裹，亲情礼包
Example sentencesExamples
- Mom just came by here with a care package.
- Today, we are packing up care packages to send overseas.
- In my almost 12 months of deployment here, I have learned a lot about care packages.
- Included in a gratefully received care package was the above book.
- Also, the first of the care packages from Laura arrived today!
- A few moments later a care package arrived from Percy, complete with a crew of yard hands.
- She was there in Curtis Park here in Denver for a community service morning where they were packing up care packages for military families.
- We even see a sample care package sent by a freed African American woman in the North to her enslaved kin.
- George came by with a food care package from his mother this afternoon.
- Perhaps you two could even make each other a care package.
- She has her care package ready for the next move.
- She also makes sure the soldiers themselves have care packages.
- Create a care package for a friend who recently got a new job.
- Anyhow, got downtown, did some shopping for a care package, then went into work.
- Have a care package or note already waiting for him on the first day.
- I think Bill has a backup plan — mail it to Frank in a care package.
- I've had little care packages from friends which is always nice.
- Instead of calling mom for a care package or eating out, try your hand at making your own.
- Friends of mine who are involved in the peace movement sent care packages.
- She sent my unit 4 huge care packages, over a hundred dollars in just postage!

Origin

1940s: from CARE, an acronym from the initial letters of Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, a relief organization which arranged aid packages after the Second World War.

词汇	care package
释义	Definition of care package in English: care package noun North American A parcel of food, money, or luxury items sent to a loved one who is away from home for an extended period. 〈北美〉（寄给长期离家在外的亲人的）关爱包裹，亲情礼包 Example sentencesExamples She was there in Curtis Park here in Denver for a community service morning where they were packing up care packages for military families. Friends of mine who are involved in the peace movement sent care packages. Today, we are packing up care packages to send overseas. I've had little care packages from friends which is always nice. In my almost 12 months of deployment here, I have learned a lot about care packages. She sent my unit 4 huge care packages, over a hundred dollars in just postage! Create a care package for a friend who recently got a new job. Mom just came by here with a care package. Perhaps you two could even make each other a care package. George came by with a food care package from his mother this afternoon. I think Bill has a backup plan — mail it to Frank in a care package. We even see a sample care package sent by a freed African American woman in the North to her enslaved kin. Included in a gratefully received care package was the above book. A few moments later a care package arrived from Percy, complete with a crew of yard hands. Instead of calling mom for a care package or eating out, try your hand at making your own. Anyhow, got downtown, did some shopping for a care package, then went into work. Have a care package or note already waiting for him on the first day. Also, the first of the care packages from Laura arrived today! She also makes sure the soldiers themselves have care packages. She has her care package ready for the next move. Origin 1940s: from CARE, an acronym from the initial letters of Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, a relief organization which arranged aid packages after the Second World War. Definition of care package in US English: care package noun North American A parcel of food, money, or luxury items sent to a loved one who is away. 〈北美〉（寄给长期离家在外的亲人的）关爱包裹，亲情礼包 Example sentencesExamples Mom just came by here with a care package. Today, we are packing up care packages to send overseas. In my almost 12 months of deployment here, I have learned a lot about care packages. Included in a gratefully received care package was the above book. Also, the first of the care packages from Laura arrived today! A few moments later a care package arrived from Percy, complete with a crew of yard hands. She was there in Curtis Park here in Denver for a community service morning where they were packing up care packages for military families. We even see a sample care package sent by a freed African American woman in the North to her enslaved kin. George came by with a food care package from his mother this afternoon. Perhaps you two could even make each other a care package. She has her care package ready for the next move. She also makes sure the soldiers themselves have care packages. Create a care package for a friend who recently got a new job. Anyhow, got downtown, did some shopping for a care package, then went into work. Have a care package or note already waiting for him on the first day. I think Bill has a backup plan — mail it to Frank in a care package. I've had little care packages from friends which is always nice. Instead of calling mom for a care package or eating out, try your hand at making your own. Friends of mine who are involved in the peace movement sent care packages. She sent my unit 4 huge care packages, over a hundred dollars in just postage! Origin 1940s: from CARE, an acronym from the initial letters of Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, a relief organization which arranged aid packages after the Second World War.
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