pack-up
Prepare to go
Pack-up is British slang for a breakdown or malfunction, especially of machinery or equipment: The van had a pack-up on the motorway.
It also refers to the act of packing one's belongings, particularly at the end of a workday or when leaving a place: It's nearly pack-up time.
Traveler's packed containers
- suitcasePortable travel container
- bagsFlexible carrying containers
- farewellLeave-taking expression
- goodbyeDeparting salutation
leave-taking · relocation · evacuation · exodus · checkout · sendoff · uprooting
Free from clutter
- sortMethod of ordering
- stowPack away securely
- arrangePlace methodically
- bundleGathered items tied together
fold · stack · store · neaten · consolidate · gather · collect · assemble
Cessation of operations
- finishBring to completion
- endFinal portion or cessation
- completionAct of finishing
- conclusionEnd or deduction
termination · cessation · stoppage · halt · adjournment · finale · discontinuation · sign-off
luggage
Traveler's packed containers
goodbye · leave-taking · relocation · evacuation · exodus · checkout · sendoff · uprooting
tidy
Free from clutter
bundle · fold · stack · store · neaten · consolidate · gather · collect · assemble · secure
shutdown
Cessation of operations
- finishBring to completion
- endFinal portion or cessation
- completionAct of finishing
conclusion · termination · cessation · stoppage · halt · adjournment · finale · discontinuation · sign-off
breakdown
Failure or decomposition
- malfunctionFailure to operate properly
- glitchMinor system fault
- collapseSudden structural failure