To crate something is to put it in a box or container. The box or container is usually made of wood or metal, and it has a door or a window.
He cratered the car when he hit it with his truck.
The dog crate was too small, so he had to put her in the kitchen.
verb
To put into a crate.
verb
To keep in a crate.
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It was not a comment on the work, but on the labelling on the crate.
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He places the pills in the crate.
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Finally there is the picture of the monkeys in a crate.
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The maids thought there was a treasure in the crate.
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Afterwards, the content of the crates was not replaced correctly.
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Then you release the trigger and the crate falls.
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Apples in the apple crate, and oranges in the orange sack.
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Go to the right where there is the smaller stack of crates.
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Chuck believes the crate contains the counterfeit plates.
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Crate training is inhumane and connected to the Stockholm syndrome in dogs.