CEFR C1

baggage train

noun phrase

Meaning

A line of vehicles, especially carts or wagons, carrying supplies, equipment, or personal belongings, typically accompanying an army or a large group on a journey.

Examples

The army's baggage train was a slow-moving target for the enemy.
During the expedition, the baggage train was essential for carrying food and shelter.

Synonyms: supply train, convoy, caravan

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baggage train (C1)

noun phrase

Pronunciation: ˈbæɡ.ɪdʒ treɪn

Definition

A line of vehicles, especially carts or wagons, carrying supplies, equipment, or personal belongings, typically accompanying an army or a large group on a journey.

Examples

The army's baggage train was a slow-moving target for the enemy.
During the expedition, the baggage train was essential for carrying food and shelter.

How to Use baggage train

baggage train (noun phrase): A line of vehicles carrying supplies. — "The baggage train was essential for the long journey."

Synonyms of baggage train

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