software package

IPA/ˈsɒftweə pækɪdʒ/
IPA/ˈsɔːftwer pækɪdʒ/

software package — noun

1. A group of related computer programs that are sold together as one product to he

1.名詞B1
釋義

A group of related computer programs that are sold together as one product to help users perform specific tasks, such as editing documents, handling accounts, or designing graphics.

例句

Ari bought a new software package for editing videos on his laptop.

software package for + gerund (purpose)

The school installed an educational software package to help students learn math and science.

install an educational software package

同義詞
  • software suite

    more formal term, often used for professional or enterprise-level collections (e.g. Microsoft Office)

  • application suite

    emphasises the user-facing programs rather than the underlying code

  • program bundle

    less common; stresses that the programs are sold together as a set

常見錯誤

❌I need to download a software to edit photos.
✅I need to download a software package to edit photos.
💡'software' is an uncountable noun and should not be used with 'a'; 'software package' is countable and takes 'a'/'an'.
❌This software package is an app for messaging.
✅This software package includes several programs for office work.
💡a software package is a collection of programs, not a single app.