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bag·gage
bae gj
noun (1)
suitcases, trunks, and personal belongings of travelers : luggage
transportable equipment especially of a military force
intangible things (such as feelings, circumstances, or beliefs) that get in the way
emotional baggage
noun (2)
dated a contemptible or disreputable woman
"I can buy her off. If she took money from him—the mercenary, painted baggage!—why, then, she'll take it from me."—Edward Bulwer-Lytton
dated a young woman
baggage claim行李认领;领取行李;取行李处
excess baggagen. 超重行李;累赘
hand baggagen. 手提行李
baggage allowance行李重量限额;免费携带行李;行李津贴
baggage check行李托管证
baggage claim area行李认领处;取行李处;行李认领区
baggage handler行李员
baggage carn. 邮件车厢;行李车厢
baggage elevator(运)行李电梯;(运)行李升降机
这组词都有“行李”的意思,其区别是:
baggage不可数名词,在英语指大而重的行李,在美国泛指一切行李。
luggage多用于英语,指旅行者的行李。
以上来源于网络
15世纪中期,“军队的便携装备; 掠夺,抢劫”,源自14世纪的古法语 bagage “行李,(军事)装备”,来自 bague “包,捆,袋”,可能最终源自同一斯堪的纳维亚来源,即 bag(n.)。后来用于旅行者的包,箱子,包裹等(在这个意义上,英国英语历史上更喜欢使用 luggage)。Baggage-smasher(1847年)是美国英语俚语,指“铁路搬运工”。
用于贬低,“毫无价值的女人,妓女”从1590年代开始; 有时也玩笑地用于“放肆或轻浮的女人”(1670年代)。Emotional baggage “过去经历中未解决的有害情感和问题”可追溯至1957年。
Noun (1) Middle English bagage, from Middle French, from bagues belongings, baggage Noun (2) probably modification of Middle French bagasse, from Old Occitan bagassa
The first known use of baggage was in the 15th century
bail1 of 5noun
a container used to remove water from a boat
bail2 of 5verb
to remove (water) from a boat by dipping and throwing over the side—usually used with out
bail3 of 5noun
the temporary release of a prisoner in exchange for a deposit of money ensuring the later appearance of the prisoner in court
the deposit of money needed to temporarily free a prisoner
a person who provides bail
bail4 of 5verb
to get the release of (a prisoner) by giving bail
bail5 of 5noun
a semicircular support
the handle of a kettle or pail
bagwormnoun
a moth that as a larva lives in a silk case covered with plant debris and is often destructive to the leaves of plants
baguettenoun
a gem (as a diamond) cut in a long narrow rectanglealso: the shape itself
a long thin loaf of French bread
bagpipenoun
a musical instrument played especially in Scotland that consists of a bag for air, a mouth tube for blowing up the air bag, and pipes which give a sound when air passes through them—often used in plural
bagpipenoun
a musical instrument played especially in Scotland that consists of a bag for air, a mouth tube for blowing up the air bag, and pipes which give a sound when air passes through them—often used in plural
bagpipenoun
a musical instrument played especially in Scotland that consists of a bag for air, a mouth tube for blowing up the air bag, and pipes which give a sound when air passes through them—often used in plural
baggyadjective
loose, puffed out, or hanging like a bag
baggy pants
Baggiestrademark
—used for clear plastic bags
baggagenoun
the traveling bags and personal belongings of a traveler : luggage
1 The synagogue resembled a large railroad station: baggage and tears.
2 Help me with this baggage, will you?
请你帮我搬这件行李好 吗 ?
3 “Those are nice,” said Mara as she pulled a tarpaulin over the baggage and tied it down.
4 How many articles of baggage do you have?
你有几件行李?
5 It was quite a while before Mr. Popper got his pets safely into the baggage car.
6 George walked right through the doors of the first class baggage room and down a steep metal staircase that led to the hold.
7 The Germans chased down the train, searched the baggage, repatriated the glasses, and sent the Americans on to Berlin.
8 “I can’t help. You’ve been standing here all this time and your luggage is still at baggage claim. Now, follow the signs to pick up your things. I’m sure you have family waiting for you.”
9 She traveled ahead with most of the baggage and servants, to open the big house on the corner and prepare for Clara’s arrival.
10 Allow me to help you with your baggage, madam.
夫人, 请允许我帮您搬行李.
11 We joined the stream of people claiming their baggage.
12 The fire started in the baggage compartment.
火是从行李舱着起来的。
13 The insurance policy covers all baggage and personal effects.
这份保险单为全部行李和个人财产提供保险。
14 She was carrying a lot of emotional baggage.
她背负着很多感情包袱。
15 Farther back came the baggage train—lumbering wayns laden with provisions and loot taken in the war, and carts crowded with wounded men and cripples.
16 Aragorn hoped to find some way by which they could carry both their boats and their baggage to the smoother water beyond the Rapids.
17 Baggage should be cross-checked against the names of individual passengers.
必须再把行李与各位旅客的姓名核对一遍。
18 In both years the vast majority of complaints concerned flight delays, cancellations, mishandled baggage, and customer service.
在这两年中,绝大多数投诉都与航班延误、航班取消、行李处理不当和客户服务有关。
19 I was weary of carrying the baggage of that secret about with me, always having to be careful not to let it slip.
20 “With all the baggage, honey, there’s not room. Now kiss Grandpa bye and thank him for your present.”
1 看法
take line idea view thought opinion feeling understanding theory assessment belief attitude submission perception consciousness sentiment posture judgement suspicion viewpoint contention estimation point of view
2 坏女人
3 恋人
amatorial amatory love woman baby papa Valentine sweetheart gill turtledove patootie truelove ladylove body and soul
7 累赘
wordish cumbersome unwieldy drag clog handicap redundancy heaviness encumbrance excrescence nimiety a white elephant
8 妇女
she woman womanhood squaw Judy the weaker sex female feminine feme wahine bag wife daughter lady pussy duchess heifer petticoat bimbo
9 妓女
poll pickup punk prostitute whore slut tramp drab hustler harlot chippy bawd polecat harlotry moll trollop strumpet cocotte poule trull slattern floosie hetaira demimondaine street-walker public woman sporting girl lady of easy virtue sex worker call girl party girl whorish tarty ass-peddler flatbacker model dog girl bag pro screw hook hack tomato bat brass scrub bunny cruiser tart blister moose shank hooker trot ho filth muff slag loon forty-four fille girlie tootsie scupper floozy streetwalker Moll razzle-dazzle bim Cyprian flossy puta quean pross Paphian hooer blowen gooh G-girl chank prosty a woman of the town a piece of trade get a hustle on
12 辎重
13 轻佻的女子
15 行李
stuff luggage traps thing trap impedimenta belongings effect pack trunk plunder belonging impediment dunnage
16 esp行李
17 荡妇
pig wanton hussy slattern drab B-girl broad jade whore slut tramp slag chippy wench minx floozy bim quean man-killer
18 多余的东西
19 理论
20 障碍物
impedimenta block fence obstacle hurdle clog obstruction blockade barricade hindrance fraise obstructor stumbling block
21 女孩