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快递 (kuàidì) refers to express delivery services, while 包裹 (bāoguǒ) indicates the package itself; choose 包裹 when focusing on the item being sent, not the delivery method.
Be careful not to confuse 包裹 with similar terms like 包 (bāo), which means 'to wrap' but is broader in use. This word is more commonly used in informal contexts, especially when discussing packages or parcels in everyday life.
As an HSK Level 5 word, 包裹 connects with other words related to actions and objects, such as 包 (to wrap) and 物品 (items). Focus on using it in sentences that involve sending or receiving packages to enhance understanding.
Learners often mistakenly use 包裹 to refer to the act of wrapping something in a general sense, while it specifically refers to a package. Instead of saying '我包裹礼物' (I wrap the gift), it should be '我包礼物' (I wrap the gift).
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How to say to wrap up in Chinese
“to wrap up” in Chinese is包裹
包裹 (bāoguǒ) refers to the act of wrapping or binding something up, often used in the context of packaging items for shipping or storage. It can also denote a parcel or package itself, typically used in informal and practical situations such as sending gifts or goods.
When to use 包裹
Be careful not to confuse 包裹 with similar terms like 包 (bāo), which means 'to wrap' but is broader in use. This word is more commonly used in informal contexts, especially when discussing packages or parcels in everyday life.
包裹 or something close to it
快递 (kuàidì) refers to express delivery services, while 包裹 (bāoguǒ) indicates the package itself; choose 包裹 when focusing on the item being sent, not the delivery method.
What learners get wrong
Learners often mistakenly use 包裹 to refer to the act of wrapping something in a general sense, while it specifically refers to a package. Instead of saying '我包裹礼物' (I wrap the gift), it should be '我包礼物' (I wrap the gift).
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Grammar Patterns of 包裹
包裹 functions as a verb — the action or state of the sentence. The Chinese order is Subject + Verb + Object (我吃饭). Negate it with 不 (habitual / future) or 没(有) (completed action). Add aspect markers like 了, 过, 着 directly after the verb. It carries 5 related meanings, each with its own usage notes below. The example sentences below show it in action, with practice buttons (Listen, Practice Writing, Practice Speaking) on every line.
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麻烦你把这个____交给米勒先生好 吗 ?
Could I bother you to give the package to Mr. Miller?
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Frequently Asked Questions about 包裹
You can say: '我今天要寄一个包裹' (I am going to send a package today).
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