luggage cart
/ˈlʌɡɪdʒ kɑːrt/
Meaning
A small, wheeled vehicle used by travelers to push heavy bags, suitcases, and boxes through airports, train stations, or hotels. In British English, it is often called a 'luggage trolley'.
Examples
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Excuse me, where can I find a luggage cart?
Excuse me, where can I find a luggage cart?
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We have four large suitcases, so we definitely need a luggage cart.
We have four large suitcases, so we definitely need a luggage cart.
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Do I need a coin to release the luggage cart?
Do I need a coin to release the luggage cart?
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He loaded all his bags onto the luggage cart and pushed it to the taxi stand.
He loaded all his bags onto the luggage cart and pushed it to the taxi stand.
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Please return the luggage cart to the designated area after use.
Please return the luggage cart to the designated area after use.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I need a baggage car to carry my suitcases.
✓ I need a luggage cart to carry my suitcases.
A 'car' is a motor vehicle. Use 'cart' (or 'trolley' in the UK) for the wheeled frame you push.
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✗ Where are the bags pushers?
✓ Where are the luggage carts?
Do not translate literally from other languages. The correct term is 'luggage cart' or 'baggage cart'.
Related Expressions
Practice
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My bags are too heavy; I need to find a ___.
💡 A wheeled device to push your bags.
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luggage cart
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Is there a fee to use a ___ at this airport?
💡 A cart for carrying suitcases.
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luggage cart