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1 luggage
n. bagaj* * *bagaj* * *(the suitcases, trunks etc of a traveller: He carried her luggage to the train; ( also adjective) a luggage compartment.) bagaj -
2 luggage
bagaj -
3 luggage
bagaj -
4 luggage cart
noun ((American baggage cart) a cart used by passengers at an airport etc for carrying their luggage.) eşya arabası -
5 luggage compartment
bagaj bölümü -
6 luggage rack
n. valiz rafı* * *portbagaj -
7 luggage van
eşya vagonu -
8 luggage locker
n. emanet -
9 luggage locker
n. emanet -
10 luggage rack
portbagaj -
11 luggage van
esya vagonu -
12 luggage compartment
bagaj bölümü -
13 luggage rack
portbagaj -
14 luggage van
eşya vagonu -
15 excess luggage
bagaj fazlası -
16 hand luggage
el bagajı -
17 i would like to see a practical set of luggage
pratik bir valiz seti görmek istiyorum.English-Turkish dictionary > i would like to see a practical set of luggage
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18 left luggage
n. kayıp eşya -
19 left luggage locker
n. kayıp eşya dolabı -
20 left luggage office
kayıp eşya bürosu
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