baggage
isim A2bagaj, eşya A2
the items that a person takes with them when traveling, usually stored in suitcases or containers.
She packed her baggage the night before the trip.
- The airport staff inspected the baggage for prohibited items.
- Travelers often worry about losing their baggage during connections.
- Customs officers seized the baggage that contained undeclared goods.
- The airline introduced a new policy to reduce the weight of passengers' baggage.
- check the baggage · bagajı kontrol etmek Passengers must check the baggage before boarding the flight.
- baggage claim · bagaj teslim alanı After landing, we went straight to the baggage claim to collect our suitcases.
- excess baggage · aşırı bagaj The airline charged a fee for excess baggage that exceeded the weight limit.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
benzer: luggage
psikolojik yük, geçmişteki sorunlar B2
emotional or psychological issues that a person carries from past experiences, affecting current behavior.
He often talks about his baggage from the divorce.
- Therapists help clients identify and release emotional baggage.
- The politician's past scandals added political baggage to his campaign.
- Researchers study how childhood trauma creates lasting baggage in adult relationships.
- Overcoming personal baggage is essential for achieving long-term psychological well-being.
- emotional baggage · duygusal yük She couldn't start a new relationship because of her emotional baggage.
- carry baggage · yük taşımak Many refugees carry baggage from the trauma of war.
- emotional baggage He carries a lot of emotional baggage.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
zıt: freedom