el
masculine
/ekiˈpaxe/
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Translation
luggage, baggage
Word origin
From equipar ('to equip'), borrowed from French équiper, ultimately from an Old Norse root meaning to fit out a ship. The same source gives English 'equip' and 'equipment'.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- équipage
- English cognates
- equip, equipment
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralequipajes
Examples
Facturamos .
We checked in the luggage before boarding the plane.
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I am only taking hand luggage for this trip.
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They lost my luggage at the airport.
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How much does your luggage weigh in total?
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We left the luggage at the hotel and went out for a walk.
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