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Definition of «parcel»

A parcel is a small, usually rectangular piece of land or a portion of space. It can also refer to a package or bundle that contains something, such as goods sent through mail or courier service. In addition, it can mean an area of land set aside for a specific purpose, like a park or nature reserve.

Usage examples

  1. Sent a parcel containing a birthday gift to my sister.
  2. The postman delivered a parcel to our door this morning.
  3. I need to wrap the fragile item carefully before placing it in the parcel.
  4. The company uses special packaging materials to protect the parcels during transportation.
  5. I received a notification with a tracking number for my parcel, so I can see its delivery status.
  6. She handed me a small parcel wrapped in brown paper, and I eagerly opened it.
  7. The parcels were stacked neatly in the warehouse, ready to be shipped.
  8. The courier collected the parcels from various locations and loaded them into the delivery van.
  9. I packed my belongings in a suitcase and a parcel, ready to move to my new apartment.
  10. The lost parcel was eventually found and delivered to its intended recipient.

Phrases with «parcel»

Sentences with «parcel»

  • In the spring of 1957 a four - acre parcel of land was obtained and a 200 x 300 ft training field was laid out. (gsdcw.com)
  • Make sure you have seen your dream home, condo, villa or land parcel in person.. (belizerealestate.com)
  • 2.1 acre parcel with two completely renovated 2 bedroom 1 bath homes. (rayault.com)
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