suitcase in English: A large flat case with a handle that you pack clothes in when you travel. (noun)

Translation

A large flat case with a handle that you pack clothes in when you travel.

Word origin

Made from suit and case - originally a case just big enough to carry a suit of clothes.

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You pack a suitcase; you put your clothes into it.

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A full suitcase can weigh more than twenty kilos.

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To live out of a suitcase means to travel all the time and never unpack.

bag

A soft container with an open top that you carry things in.

travel

To go from one place to another, often far away.

pack

To put things into a bag or box so you can carry or store them.

clothes

The things people wear, such as shirts, trousers and coats.

trip

A journey to a place and back again, usually a short one.

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