Bag

/bˈæɡ/

/ˈbæɡ/

Definicja i Znaczenie "bag"

Bag

RZECZOWNIK

torba, worek

something made of leather, cloth, plastic, or paper that we use to carry things in, particularly when we are traveling or shopping

Example

He carries a gym bag with his workout clothes and water bottle.

She packed her swimming gear in a waterproof bag for the pool.

Can you hold my bag while I tie my shoelaces?

torebka, portfel

a woman's handbag in which she carries money or personal items

What is a "bag"?

A bag is a flexible container made of cloth, leather, paper, or plastic, often used to hold personal items, groceries, or other products. They can vary in size, shape, and material, and can have various types of closures, such as zippers, drawstrings, or buckles. Bags can be used for a wide range of purposes, from carrying books to the beach, to transporting groceries from the supermarket, to carrying luggage on a trip. Some bags are designed for specific uses, such as backpacks for hiking, messenger bags for carrying books or laptops, or purses for holding personal items such as wallets, keys, and cell phones.

baza, cel

a place that the runner must touch before scoring

torba, worek

a portable rectangular container for carrying clothes

połów, łup

the quantity of game taken in a particular period (usually by one person)

torba, worek

the quantity that a bag will hold

dziedzina, sektor

an activity that you like or at which you are superior

gruczoł mleczny, jaja

mammary gland of bovids (cows and sheep and goats)

brzydka kobieta, złośliwa kobieta

an ugly or ill-tempered woman

kara, torba

a penalty or negative score incurred when a player exceeds a certain number of tricks or points that they initially bid or predicted to win during the game

What is a "bag"?

In card games like Spades, a bag refers to an extra trick won by a team beyond what they bid. For example, if a team bids five tricks but wins six, the additional trick is considered a bag. While winning a bag does not immediately penalize a team, accumulating too many bags, often ten, typically results in a penalty, such as a deduction in points. This rule encourages players to bid accurately and avoid overestimating or underestimating their hand.

tony, mnóstwo

a large amount or plenty of something

Informal

to bag

CZASOWNIK

zapakować, włożyć do torby

to put something into a bag for carrying or storage

Transitive: to bag sth

Example

The baker had to bag the freshly baked bread for customers.

Yesterday, she bagged the snacks for the road trip.

She is bagging the candies for the party favors.

zarzucić, porzucić

to make a decision to postpone something or to give up doing it

Transitive: to bag a plan or idea

Example

After months of planning, they decided to bag the idea of starting their own business due to financial concerns.

Despite their initial enthusiasm, they eventually bagged the project because of logistical challenges.

He was excited about pursuing a career in acting, but after a few failed auditions, he decided to bag the idea.

złapać, upolować

to capture or hunt down an animal successfully

Transitive: to bag an animal

Example

After hours of patience, the fishermen finally bagged a marlin that weighed over 200 pounds.

During the hunting season, many hunters strive to bag a prized buck to display as a trophy.

The hunters set out early in the morning and managed to bag a few deer by midday.

ukraść, zabrać

to unlawfully take possession of someone else's property

Transitive: to bag someone else's property

Example

The thief managed to bag several valuable items from the jewelry store before fleeing the scene.

The shop owner installed surveillance cameras to catch anyone attempting to bag merchandise.

The burglars broke into the house and bagged electronics, jewelry, and cash.

wybrzuszać się, wystawać

to bulge or protrude in a manner resembling a full bag

Intransitive

Example

The student 's backpack bagged heavily with textbooks and notebooks.

The sack of flour bagged as it was carried across the room.

The sails bagged with the wind as the sailboat picked up speed.

opadać, zwisać

to sag or droop like an empty bag

Intransitive

Example

His pants were so loose that they began to bag around the knees after years of wear.

The poorly fitted dress began to bag around the waist, making it look unflattering on her figure.

Przykład

He carries a gym bag with his workout clothes and water bottle.

She packed her swimming gear in a waterproof bag for the pool.

Can you hold my bag while I tie my shoelaces?

I pack my lunch in a small bag before leaving for work.

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