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baggage

/ˈbæɡɪdʒ/

Traducciones

baggagenoun

baggages

bagageAu sens figuré : fardeau émotionnel, vécu pesant.

He has a lot of emotional baggage from his previous relationships.

Il a beaucoup de bagage émotionnel issu de ses relations précédentes.

bagagesAu sens des effets personnels de voyage ; le plus courant en contexte de transport aérien.

She checked her baggage at the airport before boarding the flight.

Elle a enregistré ses bagages à l’aéroport avant d’embarquer.

Traducciones adicionales

bagageAu sens collectif ou au singulier, notamment en contexte de voyage.

bagagesEn contexte militaire : ensemble des effets et du matériel accompagnant une troupe.

mégèreSens archaïque ou plaisant pour une femme impertinente.

Sinónimos

baggageadjective

more baggage

Comp.

most baggage

Super.

/ˈbæɡɪdʒ/

Attributive use before another noun, e.g. "baggage fees"

Traducciones adicionales

bagagierRare et technique ; emploie le plus souvent en contexte de transport ou de services aéroportuaires.

baggagenoun

Suitcases and bags containing personal belongings packed for traveling.

She checked her baggage at the airport before boarding the flight.

Past experiences or long-held ideas regarded as burdens and hindrances.

He has a lot of emotional baggage from his previous relationships.

The portable equipment, supplies, and pack animals accompanying a military force.

The general ordered the baggage to remain a day behind the front lines.

A cheeky, impudent, or immoral woman (archaic, often humorous).

"Out of my sight, you saucy baggage!" the matron cried.

baggageadjective

Relating to luggage, especially its transport, handling, or cost.

Passengers complained about the new baggage fees.