Multipack

MUL-tee-pak /ˈmʌltipæk/
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What it really means

Several items sold together in one pack (crisps, drinks, chocolate) at a lower price per item. Multipack items are often marked "not for individual sale". Good value if you will actually use them all.

Chinese explanation
多件捆绑销售的组合装(薯片、饮料、巧克力),单件价格更低。组合装里的单品常印着"not for individual sale"(不得单卖)。真能用完的话很划算。

Example conversation

A: Crisps are £1.20 each or £2.50 for a six-pack. B: Multipack, obviously. Maths is maths.
A:薯片单包1.2镑,六连包2.5镑。 B:当然买组合装。数学不会骗人。

What you could say back

“Grab the multipack then.”

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