suitcase
IPA/ˈsuːtkeɪs/
KK[sˈutkˌes]IPA/ˈsuːtkeɪs/
suitcase — 名詞
- suitcasesingular
- suitcasesplural
1. a hard-sided bag with a handle that you use to carry your clothes and other pers
1.名詞A2
釋義
行李箱
旅行時裝載衣物用品的箱子
a hard-sided bag with a handle that you use to carry your clothes and other personal things when you go on a trip
例句
Eric packed his suitcase the night before the flight.
Eric 在起飛前一天晚上就把行李箱打包好了。
Ife carried her suitcase up the stairs to the train platform.
Ife 提著她的行李箱走上火車月臺的樓梯。
Saira's suitcase was so full that she had to sit on it to close it.
Saira 的行李箱塞得太滿，她得坐上去才蓋得上。
so + adjective + that-clause describing a result
The zipper on Camila's old suitcase broke just as she reached the airport.
Camila 的舊行李箱拉鍊就在她抵達機場的那一刻壞掉了。
Joon bought a new suitcase with four wheels for his trip to Japan.
Joon 為了他的日本之旅買了一個附四個輪子的新行李箱。
noun + with [feature] as a modifier
常見搭配
- pack a suitcase
- unpack a suitcase
- live out of a suitcase
- carry a suitcase
常見錯誤
I packed my luggage in a suitcase.
I packed my suitcase.
luggage refers to all bags collectively; a suitcase is just one type of luggage, so using both together is redundant.