英语词汇“baggage”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

WORD ORIGINbaggage

Origin:

1400-1500 French bagage, from Old French bague ‘bundle’

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES

Being abused as a child, she brings a lot of baggage into the marriage.
carry-on baggage

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

After baggage and passport checks, passengers are individually quizzed by interrogators.
But be assured, most people carry more writing-related baggage than a mail carrier does letters.
David jumped down on to the platform and put up his hands for the baggage.

THESAURUS► luggage

the cases, bags etc that you carry when you are travelling: · heavy luggage· Security officers checked every piece of luggage.

► baggage

the cases, bags etc that you carry when you are travelling – used especially when the bags are being looked after by an airline, train company etc: · Check your baggage in at the desk.· He’s a baggage handler for British Airways.· The airline charges for excess baggage (=things that weigh more than the amount that you allowed to take with you on a plane).· Some of their baggage was stolen.

► bags

bags that you carry when you are travelling: · They were packing their bags ready for the trip.

► things/stuff

informal all the things that someone has with them when they are travelling: · He put the stuff in the car and started to drive away.· Have you got your things?

WORD SETS► Tourism

à la carte, adjectivebag, nounbaggage, nounB and B, bed and breakfast, nounbellboy, nounbellhop, nounboarder, nounboarding house, nounboardwalk, nouncaravanning, nouncaravanserai, nouncarry-on, adjectivecase, nounchalet, nouncheckout, nounclerk, nounconcierge, nouncourier, nouncourtesy, adjectivecruise, nouncruise ship, noundesk, noundesk clerk, noundining room, noundocent, noundude ranch, nounen suite, adjectiveexcursion, nounfirst class, nounflophouse, nounfly-drive holiday, nounfull board, noungame park, noungame reserve, noungreen card, nounguest book, nounguesthouse, nounguide, nounguided tour, nounhalf board, nounhand luggage, nounhigh season, nounholiday camp, nounholiday home, nounhostel, nounhostelry, nounhotel, nounhotelier, nounhousekeeper, nouninn, nounLilo, nounlow season, nounmecca, nounmotel, nounmotor home, nounmystery tour, nounnational monument, nounnational park, nounnight porter, nounnon-resident, nounone-star, adjectivepackage tour, nounpacking, nounpension, nounpiste, nounportmanteau, nounreception, nounresort, nounroom service, nounsafari, nounsafari park, nounself-catering, adjectiveshowplace, nounsightseeing, nounsightseer, nounstar, nounsuitcase, nounsuite, nounsundeck, nountimeshare, nountime-sharing, nountour, nountour, verbtourist, nountourist office, nountourist trap, nountouristy, adjectivetour operator, nountravel agency, nountravel agent, nountravel bureau, nountwo-star, adjectivevacancy, nounvacation, verbvacationer, nounvalet, nounvalise, nounvisit, verbvisitors' book, nounwatering place, nounwaxwork, nounyouth hostel, nounyouth hostelling, noun

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYADJECTIVES/NOUN + baggage► hand baggage

(=a bag you are allowed to carry with you onto a plane)· You are only allowed one item of hand baggage on the plane.

► excess baggage

(=baggage that weighs more than you are allowed to take on a plane)· Passengers will be charged for excess baggage.

► checked baggage

(=baggage that you check in rather than carry onto the plane yourself)· You can claim for loss or damage to checked baggage.

baggage + NOUN► baggage allowance

(=the amount of baggage you are allowed to take on a plane)· There's a 20 kilo baggage allowance.

► baggage reclaim

(also baggage claim American English) (=the place where you collect your baggage after a flight)· We waited for almost an hour in baggage reclaim.

► a baggage handler

(=one of the people who put baggage on and off planes)· A strike by baggage handlers caused major flight delays.

► a baggage trolley

British English, a baggage cart American English· Wait here while I go and get a baggage trolley.

phrases► an item/piece of baggage

· How many pieces of baggage do you have?

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► excess

· With hips at 44.5 inches and thighs at 25 inches, it was no wonder Rudolph had been complaining about excess baggage.· When you had those you could drop, junk and forget the rest, which were only a burden or excess baggage.· And psychically speaking, I can't help feeling they carry a little too much excess baggage.

► old

· And now the old baggage was twisting everything; building something out of nothing.· It was all wrong and back to front, but no one could say the old baggage lacked for courage.· There was truth in that, but not what the silly old baggage was thinking.· Oh Christmas, let the old baggage be convinced!· Not stay and wait to be thrown out after they'd ceased to be any use to the old baggage.

NOUN► car

· But Jimmy and the older children were locked in a windowless baggage car, and their excitement soon turned to tedium.

► handler

· Before long, Giles was being employed as a mundane baggage handler, at Heathrow.· General Workers Union, the union to which the baggage handlers belong, was unavailable for comment.· Up behind the engine, two baggage handlers were loading a small pile of boxes.

VERB► carry

· Co-housing might seem to carry the ideological baggage of communes from decades past.· Mr Hashimoto carries his share of baggage from the old political order.· Because his sound-world is leaner, his playing sometimes seems more direct, carrying less historical baggage.· Rick Lazio, 42, a moderate from Long Island who is largely unknown statewide but carries little obvious baggage.· No money ever left the federal coffers without carrying a baggage of conditions, guidelines, and restrictions.· He carries no emotional baggage, not on the surface anyway.· But be assured, most people carry more writing-related baggage than a mail carrier does letters.· It was unlikely that this highly efficient virus would carry any superfluous baggage.

► check

· If I were going to transport priceless jewels in checked baggage, he thought, I would try to conceal them somehow.

PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES► bag and baggage

What if Penry took one look at her and threw her out, bag and baggage?

► excess baggage/luggage

And psychically speaking, I can't help feeling they carry a little too much excess baggage.
When you had those you could drop, junk and forget the rest, which were only a burden or excess baggage.
With hips at 44.5 inches and thighs at 25 inches, it was no wonder Rudolph had been complaining about excess baggage.

单词	baggage
释义	baggagebag‧gage /ˈbæɡɪdʒ/ ●●○ noun Word Origin WORD ORIGINbaggage Origin: 1400-1500 French bagage, from Old French bague ‘bundle’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Being abused as a child, she brings a lot of baggage into the marriage. carry-on baggage EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS After baggage and passport checks, passengers are individually quizzed by interrogators. But be assured, most people carry more writing-related baggage than a mail carrier does letters. David jumped down on to the platform and put up his hands for the baggage. Thesaurus THESAURUS► luggage the cases, bags etc that you carry when you are travelling: · heavy luggage· Security officers checked every piece of luggage. ► baggage the cases, bags etc that you carry when you are travelling – used especially when the bags are being looked after by an airline, train company etc: · Check your baggage in at the desk.· He’s a baggage handler for British Airways.· The airline charges for excess baggage (=things that weigh more than the amount that you allowed to take with you on a plane).· Some of their baggage was stolen. ► bags bags that you carry when you are travelling: · They were packing their bags ready for the trip. ► things/stuff informal all the things that someone has with them when they are travelling: · He put the stuff in the car and started to drive away.· Have you got your things? WORD SETS► Tourism à la carte, adjectivebag, nounbaggage, nounB and B, bed and breakfast, nounbellboy, nounbellhop, nounboarder, nounboarding house, nounboardwalk, nouncaravanning, nouncaravanserai, nouncarry-on, adjectivecase, nounchalet, nouncheckout, nounclerk, nounconcierge, nouncourier, nouncourtesy, adjectivecruise, nouncruise ship, noundesk, noundesk clerk, noundining room, noundocent, noundude ranch, nounen suite, adjectiveexcursion, nounfirst class, nounflophouse, nounfly-drive holiday, nounfull board, noungame park, noungame reserve, noungreen card, nounguest book, nounguesthouse, nounguide, nounguided tour, nounhalf board, nounhand luggage, nounhigh season, nounholiday camp, nounholiday home, nounhostel, nounhostelry, nounhotel, nounhotelier, nounhousekeeper, nouninn, nounLilo, nounlow season, nounmecca, nounmotel, nounmotor home, nounmystery tour, nounnational monument, nounnational park, nounnight porter, nounnon-resident, nounone-star, adjectivepackage tour, nounpacking, nounpension, nounpiste, nounportmanteau, nounreception, nounresort, nounroom service, nounsafari, nounsafari park, nounself-catering, adjectiveshowplace, nounsightseeing, nounsightseer, nounstar, nounsuitcase, nounsuite, nounsundeck, nountimeshare, nountime-sharing, nountour, nountour, verbtourist, nountourist office, nountourist trap, nountouristy, adjectivetour operator, nountravel agency, nountravel agent, nountravel bureau, nountwo-star, adjectivevacancy, nounvacation, verbvacationer, nounvalet, nounvalise, nounvisit, verbvisitors' book, nounwatering place, nounwaxwork, nounyouth hostel, nounyouth hostelling, noun Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYADJECTIVES/NOUN + baggage► hand baggage (=a bag you are allowed to carry with you onto a plane)· You are only allowed one item of hand baggage on the plane. ► excess baggage (=baggage that weighs more than you are allowed to take on a plane)· Passengers will be charged for excess baggage. ► checked baggage (=baggage that you check in rather than carry onto the plane yourself)· You can claim for loss or damage to checked baggage. baggage + NOUN► baggage allowance (=the amount of baggage you are allowed to take on a plane)· There's a 20 kilo baggage allowance. ► baggage reclaim (also baggage claim American English) (=the place where you collect your baggage after a flight)· We waited for almost an hour in baggage reclaim. ► a baggage handler (=one of the people who put baggage on and off planes)· A strike by baggage handlers caused major flight delays. ► a baggage trolley British English, a baggage cart American English· Wait here while I go and get a baggage trolley. phrases► an item/piece of baggage · How many pieces of baggage do you have? COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► excess · With hips at 44.5 inches and thighs at 25 inches, it was no wonder Rudolph had been complaining about excess baggage.· When you had those you could drop, junk and forget the rest, which were only a burden or excess baggage.· And psychically speaking, I can't help feeling they carry a little too much excess baggage. ► old · And now the old baggage was twisting everything; building something out of nothing.· It was all wrong and back to front, but no one could say the old baggage lacked for courage.· There was truth in that, but not what the silly old baggage was thinking.· Oh Christmas, let the old baggage be convinced!· Not stay and wait to be thrown out after they'd ceased to be any use to the old baggage. NOUN► car · But Jimmy and the older children were locked in a windowless baggage car, and their excitement soon turned to tedium. ► handler · Before long, Giles was being employed as a mundane baggage handler, at Heathrow.· General Workers Union, the union to which the baggage handlers belong, was unavailable for comment.· Up behind the engine, two baggage handlers were loading a small pile of boxes. VERB► carry · Co-housing might seem to carry the ideological baggage of communes from decades past.· Mr Hashimoto carries his share of baggage from the old political order.· Because his sound-world is leaner, his playing sometimes seems more direct, carrying less historical baggage.· Rick Lazio, 42, a moderate from Long Island who is largely unknown statewide but carries little obvious baggage.· No money ever left the federal coffers without carrying a baggage of conditions, guidelines, and restrictions.· He carries no emotional baggage, not on the surface anyway.· But be assured, most people carry more writing-related baggage than a mail carrier does letters.· It was unlikely that this highly efficient virus would carry any superfluous baggage. ► check · If I were going to transport priceless jewels in checked baggage, he thought, I would try to conceal them somehow. Phrases PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES► bag and baggage What if Penry took one look at her and threw her out, bag and baggage? ► excess baggage/luggage And psychically speaking, I can't help feeling they carry a little too much excess baggage. When you had those you could drop, junk and forget the rest, which were only a burden or excess baggage. With hips at 44.5 inches and thighs at 25 inches, it was no wonder Rudolph had been complaining about excess baggage. 1[uncountable] especially American English the cases, bags, boxes etc carried by someone who is travelling SYN luggage: Check your baggage in at the desk.RegisterIn everyday English, people usually say bags rather than baggage:· Shall I help you take your bags upstairs?GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?• Baggage is an uncountable noun and is not used in the plural. You say: · We can put our baggage in the locker. ✗Don’t say: We can put our baggages in the locker.• Baggage is always followed by a singular verb: · What happens if my baggage gets lost?• When talking about one suitcase or bag, you say a piece of baggage or an item of baggage: · Each piece of baggage can weigh up to 20 kilos.2[uncountable] informal the beliefs, opinions, and experiences that someone has, which make them think in a particular way, especially in a way that makes it difficult to have good relationships: Each employee brings his or her own psychological baggage to the workplace.COLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + baggagehand baggage (=a bag you are allowed to carry with you onto a plane)· You are only allowed one item of hand baggage on the plane.excess baggage (=baggage that weighs more than you are allowed to take on a plane)· Passengers will be charged for excess baggage.checked baggage (=baggage that you check in rather than carry onto the plane yourself)· You can claim for loss or damage to checked baggage.baggage + NOUNbaggage allowance (=the amount of baggage you are allowed to take on a plane)· There's a 20 kilo baggage allowance.baggage reclaim (also baggage claim American English) (=the place where you collect your baggage after a flight)· We waited for almost an hour in baggage reclaim.a baggage handler (=one of the people who put baggage on and off planes)· A strike by baggage handlers caused major flight delays.a baggage trolley British English, a baggage cart American English· Wait here while I go and get a baggage trolley.phrasesan item/piece of baggage· How many pieces of baggage do you have?
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