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1 carry-on
['kærɪɒn]* * *carry-on /ˈkærɪɒn/A n. [uc](GB, fam.) confusione; scena, scene; mucchio di storie; casino: All that carry-on just for a broken cup!, quante scene per una tazzina rotta!B a.* * *['kærɪɒn] -
2 baggage cart
noun ((American) (also luggage cart) a cart used by passengers at an airport etc to carry their luggage.) carrello -
3 ♦ excess
♦ excess /ɪkˈsɛs/A n.1 (solo sing.) eccesso; sovrabbondanza: an excess of caution, un eccesso di prudenza; an excess of demand, un eccesso di domanda2 (solo sing.) eccedenza; soprappiù: excess of weight, eccedenza di peso; (rag.) an excess of assets over liabilities, un'eccedenza delle attività sulle passività3 [u] esagerazione; dismisura; intemperanza; smoderatezza; eccesso, eccessi: in excess, in eccesso; senza moderazione; to excess, eccessivamente; con esagerazione; smodatamente; all'eccesso; a dismisura; to eat to excess, mangiare esageratamente; esagerare nel mangiare; to carry st. to excess, portare qc. all'eccesso; esagerare in qc.4 [u] (ass., leg.) franchigia; valore scoperto5 (al pl.) eccessi ( di autorità, ecc.); abusi: the excesses of the past regime, gli eccessi commessi dal passato regimeB a. attr.1 in eccesso; in eccedenza ( al consentito, alla norma, ecc.): (econ.) excess demand [supply], eccesso di domanda [di offerta]; Trim any excess fat from the meat, eliminate dalla carne il grasso in eccesso2 addizionale; aggiuntivo; supplementare; sopra-: excess charge (o excess price) soprapprezzo; (ferr.) excess fare, supplemento (di tariffa); excess postage, soprattassa (postale)● excess alcohol, quantità (o tasso) eccessivo di alcol; abuso di alcol □ excess baggage (o excess luggage), bagaglio in eccedenza □ (fig.) excess baggage, cosa superflua; ingombro □ (econ.) excess capacity, capacità produttiva inutilizzata □ (econ.) excess-demand inflation, inflazione da eccesso di domanda □ (leg.) excess of jurisdiction, eccesso di potere; ( anche) difetto di giurisdizione □ (leg.) excess of power, abuso di potere □ (fin.) excess profit, sovrapprofitto; extraprofitto □ (fisc.) excess-profits duty (o tax), tassa sui sovrapprofitti (spec. di guerra) □ (fin.) excess return, rendimento addizionale; premio di rischio □ excess speed, eccesso di velocità □ in excess of, al di là di; più di: to spend in excess of one's earnings, spendere più di quello che si guadagna; Profits were in excess of $1m, i profitti superavano il milione di dollari.
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carry-on baggage — Ⅰ. carry on/hand baggage ► cases or bags that you take onto a plane with you and are not checked in: »I only had carry on baggage so I went straight to the departure gate. Main Entry: ↑baggage Ⅱ. hand baggage UK US noun [U] TRANSPORT ► … Financial and business terms
carry-on baggage — ˈhand luggage [hand luggage] (especially BrE) (also ˈhand baggage, ˈcarry on baggage especially in NAmE) n … Useful english dictionary
carry-on baggage — ручная кладь … English-Russian travelling dictionary
carry-on/hand baggage — Ⅰ. carry on/hand baggage ► cases or bags that you take onto a plane with you and are not checked in: »I only had carry on baggage so I went straight to the departure gate. Main Entry: ↑baggage Ⅱ. hand baggage UK US noun [U] TRANSPORT ► … Financial and business terms
carry-on — I. noun Date: 1890 1. British carrying on 2. a piece of luggage suitable for being carried aboard an airplane by a passenger II. adjective Date: 1967 carried or suitable for being carried aboard < carry on baggage > … New Collegiate Dictionary
baggage — UK US /ˈbægɪdʒ/ noun [U] (UK ALSO luggage) TRANSPORT ► the cases, bags, etc. that you take with you when you travel: »Have a name tag on each piece of baggage. »You ll need to put any sharp objects into your checked baggage. ● carry on/hand… … Financial and business terms
Baggage cart — Baggage carts, Luggage carts or Trolleys are small vehicles pushed by travelers (human powered) to carry individual luggage, mostly suitcases. There are two major sizes: One for big luggage and one for small luggage. Carts have usually two parts… … Wikipedia
carry — vb Carry, bear, convey, transport, transmit are comparable when they mean to be or to serve as the agent or the means whereby something or someone is moved from one place to another. Carry often implies the use of a cart or carriage or more… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
baggage car — baggage cars N COUNT A baggage car is a railway carriage, often without windows, which is used to carry luggage, goods, or mail. [AM] (in BRIT, use van) … English dictionary
carry — early 14c., from Anglo Fr. carier to transport in a vehicle or O.N.Fr. carrier (Fr. charrier), from Gallo Romance *carrizare, from L.L. carricare, from L. carrum (see CAR (Cf. car)). Sense of gain victory in an election is from 1610s. The noun is … Etymology dictionary
baggage — [n] gear accoutrements, bags, belongings, carry on, effects, equipment, fortnighter, gear, impedimenta, luggage, overnighter*, paraphernalia, parcels, slough, suitcases, things, tote, tote bag, trappings, two suiter; concept 494 … New thesaurus
