suitcases

IPA/ˈsuːt.keɪs/
KK[sˈutkˌesɪz]IPA/ˈsuːt.keɪs/

suitcases — noun

1. fairly large cases with handles that people use to carry clothes and personal th

1.名詞A2
釋義

fairly large cases with handles that people use to carry clothes and personal things on trips

例句

Dario stacked the suitcases by the hotel door before the taxi arrived.

stacked the suitcases by the hotel door

Tara checked that both suitcases had name tags before boarding the coach.

同義詞
  • bags

    broader everyday word for containers used to carry things, including non-travel ones

  • luggage

    collective uncountable word for all the bags and cases someone takes on a trip

用法筆記

Plural form of suitcase, used for two or more separate travel cases. It often appears with numbers or owners, such as 'two suitcases' or 'the children's suitcases'.

常見錯誤

❌Three luggages were waiting by the lift.
✅Three suitcases were waiting by the lift.
💡'luggage' is uncountable, so use 'suitcases' for several separate travel bags.