noun / verb
crate
KRAYT/kreɪt/
A sturdy container or the act of putting something in one.
The wooden crate provides sturdy space for shipping goods.
Etymology
Crate first meant a hurdle or grillwork before naming a packing box made of wood or slats. Its proposed ancestors—Latin cratis, “wickerwork,” or Dutch krat, “basket”—both connect it with openwork containers or frames.
In context
they send you a crate every month that has everything that you need