Both "suitcase" and "luggage" are correct, but they are used differently: - "Suitcase" refers to a specific type of bag or case, usually rectangular with a handle, designed for carrying clothes and personal items while traveling. - "Luggage" is a more general term that refers to all types of bags, suitcases, and containers that travelers use to carry their belongings. So, you might say: - "I packed my clothes in a suitcase." - "I have too much luggage for this trip." In an airport context, "luggage" is more commonly used to refer to all the bags you travel with.
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In airport . Suitcase or luggage
What is right word?
Both "suitcase" and "luggage" are correct, but they are used differently:
- "Suitcase" refers to a specific type of bag or case, usually rectangular with a handle, designed for carrying clothes and personal items while traveling.
- "Luggage" is a more general term that refers to all types of bags, suitcases, and containers that travelers use to carry their belongings.
So, you might say:
- "I packed my clothes in a suitcase."
- "I have too much luggage for this trip."
In an airport context, "luggage" is more commonly used to refer to all the bags you travel with.
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