0 to take out (things that are packed) -- tháo, dỡ
He unpacked his clothes.
1 to take (clothes etc) out of (a case etc) -- mở, cởi
Have you unpacked (your case)?
The east search room is used for unpacking and packing exhibits because the only lift is on that side of the building.
Unpacking is proceeding as quickly as possible, having regard to the limited number of volunteer helpers now available.
The arguments to / are also stored in the heap and must therefore be unpacked in such a way that they agree with the calling conventions of/.
In view of the inconclusive statistical results associated with democracy's impact on economic performance, this article unpacks the dependent variable (economic development) by examining democratisation's impact on education policy.
However, this article argues that unpacking something of what is tied up in this exclusion may serve a useful purpose in itself which goes beyond notions of individual risk.
The book unpacks the nuances of a series of carefully chosen images and texts, and is clearly not intended as a broad empirical survey in the historical tradition.
In most cases, a coercion is done because the value of an object will be needed (in the case of unpacking), or was used (in the case of packing).
How can they be unpacked and rearticulated in more dynamic ways which shed light on some of the key social processes in the present era?
