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Definition of rucksack in English: rucksacknoun ˈrʌksakˈrʊksak A bag with shoulder straps which allow it to be carried on someone's back, typically made of a strong, waterproof material and widely used by hikers. Example sentencesExamples - After a gap of three hours there was a further sighting of the men, all wearing trainers and T-shirts and two carrying rucksacks, at Baker Street station.
- Once all the cash has been collected, it will also be used to purchase necessary items such as rucksacks to carry the equipment, training manuals and oxygen cylinders.
- She hung the rucksack on her shoulder and walked slowly down the familiar paths she had passed before.
- If you don't attend many conferences you won't have noticed that it seems to be fashionable to give out rucksacks, backpacks and haversacks as freebies to delegates.
- I came to the city centre with one hold-all and a small bag, and went away with two hold-alls, three bags and two rucksacks!
- He was carrying a small rucksack and a small green carrier bag.
- Most use a small rucksack that carries everything including food, drink, clothing, bait and tackle.
- Airmen each carried rucksacks laden with more than 120 pounds of food and water expecting to be in the area for five days.
- He has blue eyes, short dark hair and wore a black top and cycling shorts and carried a rucksack.
- In addition, no bags, rucksacks & backpacks larger than eight inches square will be allowed beyond the ticketing and security checkpoints or into the grounds of the Belfry.
- Group members also helped out one of their number who picked up an injury on the second day, carrying his rucksack the rest of the way.
- Last May they started training again, yomping up hills carrying loaded rucksacks.
- Police released CCTV footage of the four men, who were carrying large rucksacks, in a bid to eliminate them from the inquiry.
- Trekking is not just about carrying a rucksack and wandering around the mountains.
- He's carrying a rucksack and all these little plastic bags and a penknife.
- Eye witnesses said the perpetrators were carrying rucksacks.
- He was wearing a green jacket and dark coloured waterproof trousers and had been carrying a grey rucksack.
- On the other side, the backpackers, tanned and fit, casually shoulder their rucksacks and adjust their sunglasses.
- She found a small hollow, pulled out her sleeping bag, used the rucksack as a pillow and tried to get some sleep.
- Modern rucksacks and sports bags no longer look like simple nylon sacks anymore.
Synonyms suitcase, case, valise, portmanteau, holdall, carryall, grip, overnight bag, overnighter, flight bag, travelling bag, gladstone bag, carpet bag
Origin Mid 19th century: from German, from rucken (dialect variant of Rücken 'back') + Sack 'bag, sack'. Definition of rucksack in US English: rucksacknoun A bag with shoulder straps that allow it to be carried on someone's back, typically made of a strong, waterproof material and widely used by hikers; a backpack. Example sentencesExamples - He's carrying a rucksack and all these little plastic bags and a penknife.
- On the other side, the backpackers, tanned and fit, casually shoulder their rucksacks and adjust their sunglasses.
- Modern rucksacks and sports bags no longer look like simple nylon sacks anymore.
- Airmen each carried rucksacks laden with more than 120 pounds of food and water expecting to be in the area for five days.
- Once all the cash has been collected, it will also be used to purchase necessary items such as rucksacks to carry the equipment, training manuals and oxygen cylinders.
- She hung the rucksack on her shoulder and walked slowly down the familiar paths she had passed before.
- Most use a small rucksack that carries everything including food, drink, clothing, bait and tackle.
- He has blue eyes, short dark hair and wore a black top and cycling shorts and carried a rucksack.
- Police released CCTV footage of the four men, who were carrying large rucksacks, in a bid to eliminate them from the inquiry.
- Last May they started training again, yomping up hills carrying loaded rucksacks.
- He was wearing a green jacket and dark coloured waterproof trousers and had been carrying a grey rucksack.
- In addition, no bags, rucksacks & backpacks larger than eight inches square will be allowed beyond the ticketing and security checkpoints or into the grounds of the Belfry.
- After a gap of three hours there was a further sighting of the men, all wearing trainers and T-shirts and two carrying rucksacks, at Baker Street station.
- Group members also helped out one of their number who picked up an injury on the second day, carrying his rucksack the rest of the way.
- Trekking is not just about carrying a rucksack and wandering around the mountains.
- I came to the city centre with one hold-all and a small bag, and went away with two hold-alls, three bags and two rucksacks!
- If you don't attend many conferences you won't have noticed that it seems to be fashionable to give out rucksacks, backpacks and haversacks as freebies to delegates.
- Eye witnesses said the perpetrators were carrying rucksacks.
- He was carrying a small rucksack and a small green carrier bag.
- She found a small hollow, pulled out her sleeping bag, used the rucksack as a pillow and tried to get some sleep.
Synonyms suitcase, case, valise, portmanteau, holdall, carryall, grip, overnight bag, overnighter, flight bag, travelling bag, gladstone bag, carpet bag
Origin Mid 19th century: from German, from rucken (dialect variant of Rücken ‘back’) + Sack ‘bag, sack’. |