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1 baggage
[ˈbægɪdʒ] nounluggage:حَقائِبHe sent his baggage on in advance.
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2 baggage
حَقَائِب السَّفَر \ baggage: a traveller’s bags and cases. -
3 baggage
أَمْتِعَة \ baggage: a traveller’s bags and cases. belongings: small possessions: I keep my belongings in my own room.. luggage: a traveller’s bags, boxes, etc.. things: (pl.) one’s personal clothing or equipment or possessions: my football things (boots, shorts, etc.); my washing things (toothbrush, face cloth, etc.). -
4 baggage cart
noun(American ) ( also luggage cart ) a cart used by passengers at an airport etc to carry their luggage.عَرَبَةُ الحَقائِب -
5 'afsh
baggage, furniture ['afasha] -
6 train
I [treɪn] noun1) a railway engine with its carriages and/or trucks:قِطارI caught the train to London.
2) a part of a long dress or robe that trails behind the wearer:ذَيْل فُسْتانThe bride wore a dress with a train.
3) a connected series:سِلْسِلَةٌ مِنThen began a train of events which ended in disaster.
4) a line of animals carrying people or baggage:قافِلَه، رَتْلٌ مِن II [treɪn] verba baggage train.
1) to prepare, be prepared, or prepare oneself, through instruction, practice, exercise etc, for a sport, job, profession etc:يَتَدرَّب، يُدَرِّبThe race-horse was trained by my uncle.
2) to point or aim (a gun, telescope etc) in a particular direction:يُصَوِّب ، يُسَدِّدHe trained the gun on/at the soldiers.
3) to make (a tree, plant etc) grow in a particular direction.يُرَبِّي، يَجْعَل الشَّجَرَه أو النَّبات يَنمو باتجاهٍ مُعَيَّن ، يُرَوِّض -
7 amti'a
goods; baggage [mata'a] Per amte'e borrowed from Ar -
8 rahhl
saddle; saddle-bag [Sem r-hh-l, Syr rachla (baggage)] -
9 أرسل أمتعتي إلى الفندق من فضلك.
Send my baggage to the hotel (please.) -
10 أمتعة
n. belongings, possessions, luggage, plunder, baggage, kit, gear, stuff -
11 أود إرسال هذه الأمتعة إلى لندن.
I'd like to send this baggage to London. -
12 أين تسجيل الأمتعة
where is the baggage check -
13 أين يمكنني الحصول على أمتعتي
where can i get my baggage -
14 إمرأة شابة
n. flapper, baggage -
15 إيصال الأمتعة
n. baggage check -
16 بطاقة استعادة أمتعتك من فضلك.
Your baggage claim tag (please.) -
17 بغى
n. baggage -
18 ثقل
n. baggage, luggage, heaviness, avoirdupois, ponderosity, gravity, weight, weightiness, importance, significance, ballast -
19 حقائب السفر
n. baggage, luggage -
20 حمال الأمتعة
n. carrier of baggage
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