How to pronounce “pack in” in English

to pack in an enormous amount of membrane surfaces.

I pack in every detail, every cool thing I thought of.

have like a variety pack in your freezer and based on how easy it is to make I

But then the more cool scenes you pack in, the more dollars start to go up.

And Google has really led the pack in many ways on what's called RE100-- a commitment to be 100% reliant on renewable energy.

When we returned home I would place the pack in her hiding spot, the birch wood cradle where she'd rocked me and Ali as infants.

And it's because of this fractal-like structure that enables you then to pack in and have all of these folds and convolutions and on top of each other

I mean, it couldn't pack in enough lithium, so the energy density of the battery was terrible.

Now it's anatomically impossible that the Finns are walking around with this extra battery pack in them.

- And to make sure that none of the liquid metal can spill out, we pack in additional sand all over on the sides,

So the best selling air purifier in China, the best selling battery pack in China have the Xiaomi logo.

So we partnered up with a refugee agency, and we launched a car pack in all of our markets where people could take those trips.

like what makes it practical like how what's the maxim have point you say we could pack in more a bigger battery but

So it's a really phenomenal achievement that it manages to simultaneously drag you in, pack in so much information, give you the sense of speed and motion and movement

And it had a LIDAR on it, and it took data of the ice pack in the Arctic regions.

That enables an organism for a given size to pack in more of these metabolic surface areas

Yeah, a television hour sounds like a lot of time, but it's a lot to pack in with all the drivers' backstories,

But we're relying on a GPS at night, which Sue-- we always knew when she was warming up the battery pack in here, because she screamed.

So the hotshot kid who comes in and sits at lunch and goes, yeah-- he like unwraps his cigarettes out of a pack in his pocket, and he's like, I studied Meisner,

to-- how you're going to make that heard, and seen, and smelled, and felt, and every other sense that you can possibly pack in.