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Meanings of small portmanteau in inglês
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Usage of small portmanteau in inglês
1
Pack a small portmanteau with everything that's indispensable, but pack nothing unnecessary.
2
I shall leave all personal baggage behind, except one small portmanteau.
3
I rushed at the small portmanteau, thinking that my pumps also might be there.
4
He wore a bowler hat, and carried a small portmanteau.
5
Henson dressed at length and packed a small portmanteau.
6
Tiretta promised to bring his small portmanteau with him, and it will go with our luggage.
7
There was a small portmanteau in the room, and this he pulled out and began to strap.
8
The small portmanteau was turned inside out.
9
At the hour named, Gregory went on board the Zafir; Zaki accompanying him, with his small portmanteau and blanket.
10
He drove from the station at Derrymore on Paddy Doolan's car, and had only a small portmanteau with him.
11
The stranger was rather indifferently mounted, and carried his cloak and a small portmanteau at the back of his saddle.
12
So, as the clock was striking seven one cold winter's morning, they stole quietly downstairs, Dick carrying a small portmanteau.
13
He went up-stairs, packed a small portmanteau, made some changes in his dress, and came down again with a buoyant step.
14
I set off, accompanied only by a native boy to carry a small portmanteau and to serve me as a guide.
15
Returning to Trimley Deen, I ordered the pony-chaise to be got ready, and a small portmanteau to be packed-speakingin the hall.
16
He arrived in the town without a farthing, with a small portmanteau, and a plain young woman whom he called his cook.
This collocation consists of:
Small portmanteau across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common