Collocation
carry luggage
to hold and transport suitcases or bags while traveling
Definition
'carry luggage' is a common English collocation. to hold and transport suitcases or bags while traveling
carry + luggage
“I can carry your luggage up the stairs.”
Examples
- The porter carried our luggage to the room.
- She had to carry her luggage across the platform in a hurry.
- Could you help me carry my luggage to the taxi stand?
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- We carried our luggage through the crowded station and onto the train.
- He struggles to carry luggage for long distances because of his back.
- You are not allowed to carry luggage larger than this size into the cabin.
- After the flight landed, I carried my luggage off the plane and into the terminal.
- If you carry luggage with fragile items, pack them carefully and keep the bag upright.
More verb + nouns
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