English to Irish Meaning of luggage - bagáiste

Luggage :

bagáiste

noun

bagáiste, bac

Luggage :: bagáiste

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Definitions of luggage in English

Noun(1) cases used to carry belongings when traveling

Examples of luggage in English

(1) left luggage office(2) When it comes to carrying luggage , pack all your bags, no matter how much space they occupy.(3) The potential weapons were carried in clothing or stuffed into luggage .(4) The last day we bought some more things to take back home and were again heavily loaded with luggage .(5) Strewn on the tarmac in front of the airplane is luggage and cargo from the plane.(6) Hoops have also been added to luggage racks to prevent luggage being thrown around.(7) upon landing, we waited and waited for our luggage(8) Posting it would cost half as much again as its purchase price, so she casually slings it in her luggage .(9) So you have the choice: five people and luggage , or seven of you travelling luggage-free.(10) There was a warm breeze and she found all her luggage packed and ready to go.(11) The young woman's luggage was packed in apparent readiness to travel to California.(12) That's why in all my travels my luggage has ever been stolen, nor has anything ever been stolen from it.(13) Shane said he thought that it would be safer to hang onto the tape of the demo tracks rather than leave it in his luggage .(14) One of the women was seen carrying luggage and climbing into a car with two men.(15) The bag was discovered among luggage from the commuter trains lost after the attacks.(16) His luggage , on every journey, is filled with tokens of the land, and people he had visited.

Related Phrases of luggage

(1) hand luggage ::

bhagáiste láimhe

(2) luggage rack ::

raca bagáiste

(3) luggage tag ::

tag bagáiste

(4) luggage cart ::

cart bagáiste

(5) left luggage ::

bagáiste chlé

(6) checked luggage ::

bhagáiste seiceáilte

(7) carry on luggage ::

sheoladh bagáiste

(8) luggage room ::

seomra bagáiste

(9) luggage carrier ::

iompróir bagáiste

(10) luggage trolley ::

tralaí bagáiste

Related Phrases of luggage

(1) hand luggage ::

bhagáiste láimhe

(2) luggage rack ::

raca bagáiste

(3) luggage tag ::

tag bagáiste

(4) luggage cart ::

cart bagáiste

(5) left luggage ::

bagáiste chlé

(6) checked luggage ::

bhagáiste seiceáilte

(7) carry on luggage ::

sheoladh bagáiste

(8) luggage room ::

seomra bagáiste

(9) luggage carrier ::

iompróir bagáiste

(10) luggage trolley ::

tralaí bagáiste

Synonyms

Noun

1. baggage ::

bagáiste

Different Forms

luggage

Word Example from TV Shows

figure half an hour to get her LUGGAGE, so... never.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 22

so here's some quality LUGGAGE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 23

Leave your LUGGAGE where it is for the moment.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

Wow. That's a lot of LUGGAGE for a weekend.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

Examples of luggage from TV Shows

figure half an hour to get her LUGGAGE, so... never.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 22

so here's some quality LUGGAGE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 23

Leave your LUGGAGE where it is for the moment.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

Wow. That's a lot of LUGGAGE for a weekend.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

English to Irish Dictionary: luggage

Meaning and definitions of luggage, translation in Irish language for luggage with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of luggage in Irish and in English language.

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English to Irish Dictionary: luggage

Meaning and definitions of luggage, translation in Irish language for luggage with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of luggage in Irish and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'luggage'

What luggage means in Irish, luggage meaning in Irish, luggage definition, examples and pronunciation of luggage in Irish language.