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Meanings of duffle in anglès
A large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings.
Usage of duffle in anglès
1
Like the pea coat, the duffle is also a great all-purpose coat.
2
When I picked up the duffle, the weight seemed familiar and reassuring.
3
Guess all your duffle and tackle is still up there, isn't it?
4
They have their trench helmets slung behind them with their other duffle.
5
I threw it in my duffle bags and moved into Marina's room.
6
There was a squat but heavy-looking duffle bag slung over one shoulder.
7
He carried a surfboard under each arm with his duffle over one shoulder.
8
The duffle hoof-wraps made a dull plodding noise near at hand.
9
I flew back home to L.A. with my two duffle bags.
10
But I have enough duffle to cart about as it is.
11
Grabbing a duffle, she started shoving a few clothes into it.
12
Shortly after breakfast they had all their duffle packed and they were off.
13
So I hauled my two duffle bags up to her room.
14
I made my way to the coat check and checked my duffle bag.
15
Hey, I should've used one of those Disillusionment Charms on my duffle bag.
16
His duffle bag had slipped from his shoulder and fallen to the floor.
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Duffle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common