Idiom of the day :- Pack one’s bags

Usage, examples and definition of the Idiom :-

‘This place is beginning to bother me,’ Albert mumbled. ‘I’d like to pack my bags and say goodbye.’ In anticipation of making an escape, he practiced putting his valuables into a bag. ‘To pack one’s bags is to leave a place in anger or annoyance or after a disagreement,’ the guard whispered. ‘And Albert isn’t going anywhere !’