Let's find out how it's used in three real situations.

I'll explain the meaning at the end, but can you figure it out before then?

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Can I take her order?

Yes, how spicy are the hot wings?

They're very spicy, sir. These hot wings really pack a punch.

Perfect! I like them extra hot.

How are the wings, sir?

Delicious! They really pack a punch.

Excuse me, I'm looking for a new speaker.

Something that packs a punch!

How about the p4nd4 model?

It looks pretty small.

Is it powerful?

Can I test it out?

Sure, go ahead!

I will take it!

Hey Jake, a few of us are going out tonight. Want to come?

Thanks, but I've had a long week.

I'm going to stay in and watch that new movie we talked about.

Oh, I watched it last weekend.

Get some tissues! The ending packs a punch.

Let me know what you think.

Thanks, but I think I'll be fine.

Hi Jake, what's up? Are you okay?

What a rollercoaster!

Every scene packed a punch and I need to talk about it!

Are you still there?

Yeah, come join us!

Use the idiom pack a punch to describe something that is very strong or powerful -

especially if you don't expect it to be!

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