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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
packing/packaging
I wonder what this means.
>>"packing" is on the inside of a package. "Packaging" goes on the outside of the package.<<
I think 'packing' is meant for protecting the contents inside and
'packaging' is meant basically for dispaying to look nice.
Is that what the above sentence mean?
Thank you.
>>"packing" is on the inside of a package. "Packaging" goes on the outside of the package.<<
I think 'packing' is meant for protecting the contents inside and
'packaging' is meant basically for dispaying to look nice.
Is that what the above sentence mean?
Thank you.
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g. g. cardboard box).
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Perhaps; or perhaps it simply means that packing material is the stuff inside (e.g. polystyrene peanuts) and the packaging material is the stuff outside (e.g. cardboard box).
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