baggage

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baggage
[ˈbægɪdʒ]
sustantivo
1equipaje (m)
  • baggage allowance -> equipaje (m) permitido
  • baggage handler -> mozo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de equipajes
  • baggage reclaim -> recogida (f) de equipajes
  • baggage room -> consigna (f) (Estados Unidos)

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baggage [ba-geich]
sustantivo
1Equipaje (de un viajero); se llama luggage, en la Gran Bretaña. (Estados Unidos)
2Bagaje, equipaje de tropa.
  • Baggage check -> contraseña o talón de equipaje
  • Baggage car -> carro furgón, de equipaje
  • Baggage wagon -> furgón
  • Baggage rack -> redecilla
sustantivo
1coqueta; maula, buena alhaja. (Familiar) (m)
Picaruela (saucy girl). Ramera (prostitute).

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baggage [ˈbæɡɪdʒ]
noun
1 (luggage) equipaje; (m) (Mil) bagaje; (m)
2 (Psychology and Psychiatry) bagaje; (m)
How much emotional baggage is he bringing with him into the relationship? ...the ideological baggage of Fascism
3 (old-fashioned) (informal) (woman) bruja; (informal) (f)
modifier
baggage allowance (n) límite de equipaje; (m)
He pointed out that the weight of the two racing cycles did not exceed the baggage allowance of 20 kilos per person I wanted to keep within the airline 22 kilo free baggage allowance
baggage car (n) (US) furgón de equipajes; (m)
baggage check (n) talón de equipaje; (m)
baggage (check)room (n) (US) consigna; (f)
baggage handler (n) despachadoradespachadora de equipaje;a despachadora (m) (f)
baggage locker (n) consigna automática; (f)
baggage (re)claim (n) recogida de equipaje; (f)
baggage train (n) tren de equipajes; (m)

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