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Definition
Synonym
Rollkoffer
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rollkoffer
m
; Koffer
m
auf Rädern
Rollkoffer
pl
; Koffer
pl
auf Rädern
trolley suitcase
Br.
; wheeled rolling suitcase
Am.
; wheeled rolling carry-on
Am.
; suitcase carry-on with wheels
Am.
trolley suitcases; wheeled rolling suitcases; wheeled rolling carry-ons; suitcases carry-ons with wheels
Rollkoffer
m
; Koffer
m
auf Rädern
Rollkoffer
pl
; Koffer
pl
auf Rädern
trolley suitcase
Br.
; wheeled rolling suitcase
Am.
; wheeled rolling carry-on
Am.
; suitcase carry-on with wheels
Am.
trolley suitcases; wheeled rolling suitcases; wheeled rolling carry-ons; suitcases carry-ons with wheels
Rollkoffer
m
; Koffer
m
auf Rädern
Rollkoffer
pl
; Koffer
pl
auf Rädern
trolley suitcase
Br.
; wheeled rolling suitcase
Am.
; wheeled rolling carry-on
Am.
; suitcase carry-on with wheels
Am.
trolley suitcases; wheeled rolling suitcases; wheeled rolling carry-ons; suitcases carry-ons with wheels
Deutsche
Rollkoffer Synonyme
Rollkoffer
ÂTrolley
Rollkoffer
Trolley
Englische
trolley suitcase ; wheeled rolling suitcase ; wheeled rolling carry-on ; suitcase carry-on with wheels Synonyme
Rollkoffer Definition
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
convey
or
transport
in
any
manner
from
one
place
to
another
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
have
or
hold
as
a
burden,
while
moving
from
place
to
place
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
move
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
transfer
from
one
place
(as
a
country,
book,
or
column)
to
another
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
convey
by
extension
or
continuance
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
or
uphold
successfully
through
conflict,
as
a
leader
or
principle
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
get
possession
of
by
force
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
contain
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
(one's
self)
Carry
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
the
charges
or
burden
of
holding
or
having,
as
stocks,
merchandise,
etc.,
from
one
time
to
another
Carry
(
v.
i.)
To
act
as
a
bearer
Carry
(
v.
i.)
To
have
propulsive
power
Carry
(
v.
i.)
To
hold
the
head
Carry
(
v.
i.)
To
have
earth
or
frost
stick
to
the
feet
when
running,
as
a
hare.
Carry
(
n.
)
A
tract
of
land,
over
which
boats
or
goods
are
carried
between
two
bodies
of
navigable
water
Four-wheeled
(
a.
)
Having
four
wheels.
Rolling
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Roll
Rolling
(
a.
)
Rotating
on
an
axis,
or
moving
along
a
surface
by
rotation
Rolling
(
a.
)
Moving
on
wheels
or
rollers,
or
as
if
on
wheels
or
rollers
Rolling
(
a.
)
Having
gradual,
rounded
undulations
of
surface
Rolling-pin
(
n.
)
A
cylindrical
piece
of
wood
or
other
material,
with
which
paste
or
dough
may
be
rolled
out
and
reduced
to
a
proper
thickness.
Trolley
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Trolly
Wheeled
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Wheel
Wheeled
(
a.
)
Having
wheels
trolley suitcase [Br.]; wheeled rolling suitcase [Am.]; wheeled rolling carry-on [Am.]; suitcase carry-on with wheels [Am.] / trolley suitcases; wheeled rolling suitcases; wheeled rolling carry-ons; suitcases carry-ons with wheels Bedeutung
wheeling
rolling
propelling
something
on
wheels
carry
the
act
of
carrying
something
fireman's
carry
the
act
of
carrying
a
person
over
your
shoulder
rolling
the
act
of
robbing
a
helpless
person,
he
was
charged
with
rolling
drunks
in
the
park
bag
traveling
bag
travelling
bag
grip
suitcase
a
portable
rectangular
container
for
carrying
clothes,
he
carried
his
small
bag
onto
the
plane
with
him
rolling
hitch
a
hitch
for
fastening
a
line
to
a
spar
or
another
rope
rolling
mill
steel
mill
where
metal
is
rolled
into
sheets
and
bars
rolling
pin
utensil
consisting
of
a
cylinder
(usually
of
wood)
with
a
handle
at
each
end,
used
to
roll
out
dough
rolling
stock
collection
of
wheeled
vehicles
owned
by
a
railroad
or
motor
carrier
streetcar
tram
tramcar
trolley
trolley
car
a
wheeled
vehicle
that
runs
on
rails
and
is
propelled
by
electricity
tea
cart
teacart
tea
trolley
tea
wagon
serving
cart
for
serving
tea
or
light
refreshments
trolleybus
trolley
coach
trackless
trolley
a
passenger
bus
with
an
electric
motor
that
draws
power
from
overhead
wires
trolley
line
a
transit
line
using
streetcars
or
trolley
buses
wheeled
vehicle
a
vehicle
that
moves
on
wheels
and
usually
has
a
container
for
transporting
things
or
people,
the
oldest
known
wheeled
vehicles
were
found
in
Sumer
and
Syria
and
date
from
around
BC
transfer
transfer
of
training
carry-over
application
of
a
skill
learned
in
one
situation
to
a
different
but
similar
situation
roller
roll
rolling
wave
a
long
heavy
sea
wave
as
it
advances
towards
the
shore
peal
pealing
roll
rolling
a
deep
prolonged
sound
(as
of
thunder
or
large
bells)
Nation
Carry
Nation
Carry
Amelia
Moore
Nation
United
States
prohibitionist
who
raided
saloons
and
destroyed
bottles
of
liquor
with
a
hatchet
(-)
carry-over
carry-forward
the
accumulated
and
undivided
profits
of
a
corporation
after
provision
has
been
made
for
dividends
and
reserves
cigarette
paper
rolling
paper
a
strong
tissue
paper
that
burns
evenly
and
is
sufficiently
porous
to
control
the
burning
of
the
tobacco
in
a
cigarette
have
a
bun
in
the
oven
bear
carry
gestate
expect
be
pregnant
with,
She
is
bearing
his
child,
The
are
expecting
another
child
in
January,
I
am
carrying
his
child
carry
to
term
carry
out
a
pregnancy,
She
decided
to
carry
the
child
to
term,
even
though
the
foetus
was
shown
to
be
defective
carry
extend
continue
or
extend,
The
civil
war
carried
into
the
neighboring
province,
The
disease
extended
into
the
remote
mountain
provinces
get
cracking
bestir
oneself
get
going
get
moving
get
weaving
get
started
get
rolling
start
to
be
active,
Get
cracking,
please!
carry
over
transfer
or
persist
from
one
stage
or
sphere
of
activity
to
another
eliminate
annihilate
extinguish
eradicate
wipe
out
decimate
carry
off
kill
in
large
numbers,
the
plague
wiped
out
an
entire
population
follow
through
follow
up
follow
out
carry
out
implement
put
through
go
through
pursue
to
a
conclusion
or
bring
to
a
successful
issue,
Did
he
go
through
with
the
treatment?,
He
implemented
a
new
economic
plan,
She
followed
up
his
recommendations
with
a
written
proposal
carry
back
deduct
a
loss
or
an
unused
credit
from
taxable
income
for
a
prior
period
carry
weight
have
influence
to
a
specified
degree,
Her
opinion
carries
a
lot
of
weight
carry
c
include,
as
on
a
list,
How
many
people
are
carried
on
the
payroll?
continue
go
on
carry
on
proceed
continue
talking,
I
know
it's
hard,
he
continued,
but
there
is
no
choice,
carry
on--pretend
we
are
not
in
the
room
carry
sing
or
play
against
other
voices
or
parts,
He
cannot
carry
a
tune
carry
convey
express
serve
as
a
means
for
expressing
something,
The
painting
of
Mary
carries
motherly
love,
His
voice
carried
a
lot
of
anger
carry
pass
on
a
communication,
The
news
was
carried
to
every
village
in
the
province
carry
c
be
successful
in,
She
lost
the
game
but
carried
the
match
carry
win
in
an
election,
The
senator
carried
his
home
state
carry
secure
the
passage
or
adoption
(of
bills
and
motions),
The
motion
carried
easily
carry
cover
a
certain
distance
or
advance
beyond,
The
drive
carried
to
the
green
carry
have
a
certain
range,
This
rifle
carries
for
,feet
carry
be
able
to
feed,
This
land
will
carry
ten
cows
to
the
acre
carry
hold
drink
alcohol
without
showing
ill
effects,
He
can
hold
his
liquor,
he
had
drunk
more
than
he
could
carry
carry
bear
or
be
able
to
bear
the
weight,
pressure,or
responsibility
of,
His
efforts
carried
the
entire
project,
How
many
credits
is
this
student
carrying?,
We
carry
a
very
large
mortgage
carry
c
propel
or
give
impetus
to,
The
sudden
gust
of
air
propelled
the
ball
to
the
other
side
of
the
fence
dribble
carry
propel,
Carry
the
ball,
dribble
the
ball
take
away
bear
off
bear
away
carry
away
carry
off
remove
from
a
certain
place,
environment,
or
mental
or
emotional
state,
transport
into
a
new
location
or
state,
Their
dreams
carried
the
Romantics
away
into
distant
lands,
The
car
carried
us
off
to
the
meeting,
I'll
take
you
away
on
a
holiday,
I
got
carried
away
when
I
saw
the
dead
man
and
I
started
to
cry
transport
carry
move
while
supporting,
either
in
a
vehicle
or
in
one's
hands
or
on
one's
body,
You
must
carry
your
camping
gear,
carry
the
suitcases
to
the
car,
This
train
is
carrying
nuclear
waste,
These
pipes
carry
waste
water
into
the
river
hold
carry
bear
support
or
hold
in
a
certain
manner,
She
holds
her
head
high,
He
carried
himself
upright
carry
through
accomplish
execute
carry
out
action
fulfill
fulfil
put
in
effect,
carry
out
a
task,
execute
the
decision
of
the
people,
He
actioned
the
operation
carry
bear
(a
crop),
this
land
does
not
carry
olives
carry
run
include
as
the
content,
broadcast
or
publicize,
We
ran
the
ad
three
times,
This
paper
carries
a
restaurant
review,
All
major
networks
carried
the
press
conference
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