suitcase
A suitcase is a large, rectangular container with a handle and often wheels, used for carrying clothes and personal items while traveling. It is designed to be carried by hand or rolled through airports and stations.
Ejemplos
3 de 5I am packing my suitcase for my summer holiday.
I am putting clothes into my travel bag for my vacation.
Please ensure your suitcase is clearly labeled with your contact information.
Please make sure your travel bag has your name and phone number on it.
My suitcase is so heavy I can't lift it!
My travel bag weighs so much that I cannot pick it up.
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
A 'suitcase' is a 'case' where you put your 'suit' (and other clothes) to go on a trip.
Quiz rápido
I need to _____ my suitcase because my flight is tomorrow morning.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: pack
Ejemplos
I am packing my suitcase for my summer holiday.
everydayI am putting clothes into my travel bag for my vacation.
Please ensure your suitcase is clearly labeled with your contact information.
formalPlease make sure your travel bag has your name and phone number on it.
My suitcase is so heavy I can't lift it!
informalMy travel bag weighs so much that I cannot pick it up.
The study analyzed the durability of various suitcase materials during transit.
academicThe research looked at how strong different travel bag materials are during a trip.
The executive brought a small suitcase for the two-day conference.
businessThe manager took a tiny travel bag for the short business meeting.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
living out of a suitcase
staying in many different places for short times while traveling
pack your suitcase
to prepare to leave or go on a trip
lost suitcase
a travel bag that an airline cannot find
Se confunde a menudo con
Suitcase is a countable noun (one suitcase), while luggage is uncountable (some luggage).
A briefcase is a small, thin case for work documents; a suitcase is for clothes.
Notas de uso
Use 'suitcase' when referring to a specific bag. Since it is a countable noun, you should use 'a' or 'the' before it, or make it plural ('suitcases').
Errores comunes
Don't say 'many luggages' when you mean 'many suitcases'. Remember that 'suitcase' can be counted, but 'luggage' cannot.
Truco para recordar
A 'suitcase' is a 'case' where you put your 'suit' (and other clothes) to go on a trip.
Origen de la palabra
Created by combining the words 'suit' (clothing) and 'case' (a box or container) in the late 19th century.
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
Modern suitcases almost always have wheels, reflecting the global trend of making air travel more convenient for individual travelers.
Quiz rápido
I need to _____ my suitcase because my flight is tomorrow morning.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: pack
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