pack and prepare; bribe to get things done
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to pack; to get things ready
Usually refers to packing luggage or preparing gifts for a trip. It implies arranging items neatly and thoughtfully.
I have a business trip tomorrow, so I need to pack my luggage quickly.
My mother packed up a week's worth of food and clothing for me.
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He is preparing gifts for the clients.
verb
to bribe; to give money or gifts to gain favor
informalOften implies using money or gifts to bribe officials or influential people to get things done or to secure an advantage. Usually carries a negative or critical connotation.
To ensure the project approval went smoothly, he quietly bribed the relevant personnel.
In ancient times, common people often needed to bribe government officials to get things done.
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For matters like this, relying solely on bribery won't work.