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packed in a box, boxed, box-packed
Items arranged and packed in a box, typically for sale as a gift set or for shipping. Also used as a modifier.
クッキーの箱詰めを買った。
I bought a box of cookies.
お中元に果物の箱詰めを贈った。
I gave a boxed set of fruit as a midyear gift.
商品を箱詰めにして発送する。
We box up the products and ship them.
Formed from 箱 (box) + 詰め (packing/filling). Used for items packed neatly in a box, especially for gifts or commercial sale.
COMMON COLLOCATIONS:
- 箱詰めにする: to box up
- 箱詰めのお菓子: boxed sweets
- 箱詰め商品: boxed product
- 果物の箱詰め: boxed fruit
SIMILAR PATTERN:
The ~詰め pattern applies to other containers:
- 袋詰め: bagged
- 缶詰め: canned
- 瓶詰め: bottled
CULTURAL NOTE:
箱詰め gifts are standard for お中元 (midyear gifts) and お歳暮 (year-end gifts) in Japan.