bāo guǒ
envelopper; emballer
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我收到一个包裹。
wǒ shòu dào yī gè bāo guǒ.
I received a package.
这个包裹很重。
zhè gè bāo guǒ hěn zhòng.
This package is very heavy.
我需要把这个包裹寄出去。
wǒ xū yào bǎ zhè gè bāo guǒ jì chū qù.
I need to send this package out.
拆开 (chāikāi)
untie
打开 (dǎkāi)
open
The Chinese word 包裹 (bāoguǒ) for "package" is composed of two characters: 包 (bāo) and 裹 (guǒ). The character 包 originally meant "to wrap" or "to enclose", and it is often used in the context of wrapping something up in cloth or paper. The character 裹 also means "to wrap" or "to cover", but it is more specifically used in the context of wrapping something around the body. When these two characters are combined, they create the word 包裹, which refers to a package or a parcel that is wrapped up and ready to be transported.
