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(UKholdall)asmallcaseused forcarryingclothesandpersonalthings whentravelling 小旅行箱  Andy Crawford/Dorling Kindersley/GettyImages alightvehiclewith fourwheels,pulledby ahorse 单马马车alargemotorvehiclewithseatsalong thesidesthatfaceeach other 轮式铲运机SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesContainers for carrying personal possessions - attaché case
- baggage
- baggage allowance
- billfold
- bindle
- briefcase
- excess baggage
- garment bag
- grip
- hand luggage
- handbag
- hatbox
- pannier
- pillbox
- pocketbook
- rucksack
- sack
- saddlebag
- satchel
- schoolbag
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