pack up

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22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• German: einpacken — to give in
• German: wegpacken — to clear away and place into storage
• German: zusammenpacken — to put back together
• German: (seine Sachen) packen — to move one's residence
• German: verpacken — to prepare for shipping
• Catalan: embalar — to prepare as a gift
• German: einwickeln — to prepare as a gift
• German: einschlagen — to prepare as a gift
• French: faire sa valise — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• German: einpacken — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Japanese: 荷造りする (nizukuri suru) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Korean: 짐을 싸다 (jimeul ssada) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Korean: 싸다 (ssada) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Korean: 꾸리다 (kkurida) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Latin: convāsō — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Māori: whakatakupe — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Russian: собира́ться (sobirátʹsja) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Russian: собра́ться (sobrátʹsja) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Russian: упако́вываться (upakóvyvatʹsja) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• Russian: упакова́ться (upakovátʹsja) — to put things in bags and prepare to move
• German: den Geist aufgeben — to break down (machine)
• German: sich aufhängen — to break down (machine)