Luggage ˈlʌɡɪdʒ Piece I Lot Missing Noun Bre

• there's room for one more piece of luggage.
• you stay there with the luggage while i find a cab.
• do you have a lot of luggage?
• two pieces of luggage have gone missing.

luggage

1. bags, cases, etc. that contain somebody’s clothes and things when they are travelling
• see also hand luggage
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• There's room for one more piece of luggage.
• You stay there with the luggage while I find a cab.
• Do you have a lot of luggage?
• Two pieces of luggage have gone missing.
• Never leave baggage unattended.

Extra Examples

• I always carry a first-aid kit in my luggage.
• She packed all the luggage into the back of the car.
• The car has a lot of luggage space.
• They like you to check your luggage in an hour before the flight.
• You are only allowed one piece of hand luggage.
• a new set of luggage
• Can I leave my luggage here?
• My bags were all safely stowed in the luggage compartment.
• My luggage was missing.
• One small piece of hand luggage may be taken on the aircraft.
• Only one item of luggage is allowed in the main cabin.
• Several items fell from the luggage rack.
• The luggage was loaded onto the bus.
• There is a 20 kilo luggage allowance on most flights.
• They each had ten pieces of luggage.
• We checked in our luggage with just minutes to spare.

Word Origin

• late 16th cent. (originally denoting inconveniently heavy baggage): from lug (verb) + -age.