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baggage

[bag-ij] / ˈbæg ɪdʒ /


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Then she paired up with Cizeron, who came to Milan with his own baggage.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fhimah was said to have placed it onto a conveyor belt, introducing the unaccompanied bag into the international baggage system, tagged to be flown to the US.

From BBC

It was clear that no baggage would fit through that tiny hole.

From Literature

"It allows people to, like, fall in love with the characters that they have imagined in their head without any baggage, with projecting their own feelings on certain casts," he explained.

From BBC

Tougher tests will come but England teams have crumbled in pressure moments while carrying far less baggage than this one.

From BBC