LUGGAGE

[esp. US] baggage [noun] [U] - the bags, cases, etc. which contain your possessions and that you take with you when you are travellingNever leave your luggage unattended.I don't know why you have to take so much luggage with you.All carry-on luggage (= small bags and cases taken onto the part of an aircraft in which the passengers sit) must be stored under your seat or in the overhead compartments.Have you got any hand luggage (= small bags and cases that you take onto the part of an aircraft, bus, etc. in which the passengers sit)?You can put those cases in the luggage compartment (= the part of a bus, train, aircraft, etc. in which only large bags are transported).See picture: LuggageA (UK and ANZ) luggage label/(US) luggage tag is a small piece of card or plastic with your name and address written on it, which you fasten to a bag or case to show that it belongs to you.See picture: Luggage(esp. UK) A luggage rack is a shelf on a train or a bus on which you can put your bags and cases.See picture: RacksWe left our bags in the (UK and ANZ) luggage van/(ANZ also and US) baggage car (= the part of a train in which large bags are transported).