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1. (n.) suitcase
a usu. rectangular piece of luggage, esp. for carrying clothes while traveling.
Etymology: (1900–05)
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1. (noun) bag, traveling bag, travelling bag, grip, suitcase
a portable rectangular container for carrying clothes
"he carried his small bag onto the plane with him"
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1. (noun) suitcase
a large bag used for carrying clothes, etc. when traveling
Check your suitcases in here.
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Sense: a case with flat sides for clothes etc, used by a person when travelling
He hastily packed his (clothes in his) suitcase.
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 Afrikaans: tas |
 Arabic: دَعْوى، قَضِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: куфар |
 Brazilian: mala |
 Czech: kufr |
 German: der (Hand)Koffer |
 Danish: kuffert |
 Greek: βαλίτσα |
 Spanish: maleta |
 Estonian: kohver |
 Farsi: چمدان |
 Finnish: matkalaukku |
 French: valise |
 Hebrew: מִזווָדָה |
 Hindi: सूटकेस |
 Croatian: ručni kovčeg, kofer |
 Hungarian: bőrönd |
 Indonesian: kopor |
 Icelandic: ferðataska |
 Italian: valigia |
 Japanese: スーツケース |
 Korean: 여행가방 |
 Lithuanian: lagaminas |
 Latvian: čemodāns; ceļasoma |
 Malay: beg pakaian` |
 Dutch: koffer |
 Norwegian: koffert |
 Polish: walizka |
 Persian: چمدان |
 Pashto: بکس، سفری بکس، چمدان |
 Portuguese: mala |
 Romanian: valiză |
 Russian: (небольшой) чемодан |
 Slovak: kufor |
 Slovenian: ročni kovček |
 Serbian: kofer |
 Swedish: resväska |
 Thai: กระเป๋าเดินทาง |
 Turkish: bavul, valiz |
 Taiwanese: 衣箱 |
 Ukrainian: валіза |
 Urdu: کپڑے رکھنے کا صندوق |
 Vietnamese: va li |
 Chinese: 手提箱，衣箱 |
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