unpack
/ʌnˈpæk/
verb
- To take items out of a container such as a suitcase, box, or bag.
- He unpacked his backpack and laid out his camping gear.
- After the trip, she began to unpack her suitcase.
- We need to unpack the boxes before the movers leave.
- To analyze or explain something in detail, especially a complex idea or situation.
- Let's unpack the problem step by step to find a solution.
- The journalist unpacked the politician's speech for the audience.
- The teacher helped the students unpack the poem's deeper meaning.
- To remove something from a package or wrapping.
- The child eagerly unpacked the birthday presents.
- She unpacked the new phone and plugged it in to charge.
- He unpacked the groceries and put them away.
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