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bag [bæg] N

1. bag (for shopping, chips, peanuts, etc.):

bag
saco m
bag
sacola f

Phrases:

old bag pej inf

air bag N

air bag
air bag m

carrier bag N Brit

plastic bag N

polythene bag N Brit, Aus

punch bag N Brit, punching bag N Am

shopping bag N

shoulder bag N

sick bag N

sleeping bag N

sponge bag N Aus, Brit

tea bag N

toilet bag N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Tea bag medallions are a type of origami that makes a wonderful decoration for the front of a card.
en.wikipedia.org
They face allegations of smuggling after eight mobile phones, top-up cards and receipts were found in a bag of sugar.
www.mirror.co.uk
Mandolin, bag pipes and tin whistle enhance the eclectic style of the songs.
en.wikipedia.org
Sanctions are always a bit of a mixed bag - if you're trying to ostracise a country they can be quite effective.
www.dailymail.co.uk
And then he was just two feet from the 80-year-old newspaper tycoon, pulling a paper plate covered in shaving foam out of the bag.
www.mirror.co.uk
He sometimes charges them by hitting a punching bag, but says that it doesn't charge them fully.
en.wikipedia.org
The primary duties of a bagger revolve around putting groceries into a shopping bag and then into a shopping cart.
en.wikipedia.org
I could put like, a paper cup in the bag before it tore.
consumerist.com
In the end, we did not make it home without a shopping bag.
www.twincities.com
A musette, the owner explained, is a small tote bag used to pass meals to cyclists during a race.
www.theglobeandmail.com

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