🧳lug

verb
/lʌɡ/

Meaning

to carry or drag something heavy or cumbersome with effort

Example Sentences

He had to lug the suitcase up three flights of stairs.

Example Expressions

lug around

Synonyms

haul, drag, carry, pull, tote

Antonyms

drop, abandon

Collocations

lug around, lug suitcase, lug equipment, lug bags

More Example Sentences

We are afraid of losing our luggage.

Can I carry this in my hand luggage?

How much is the fee for excess luggage?

They were too weak to carry the luggage.

We carry too much luggage when we travel.

Our luggage was damaged by rough handling.

I did not receive my luggage at the airport.

We happened not to lose our luggage, luckily.

How much extra do I have to pay for my overweight luggage?

My luggage did not arrive on the belt, whom should I inform?

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