bagaje

Inflexiones de 'bagaje' (nm): mpl: bagajes

Principal Translations
Spanish		English
bagaje nm	(experiencias personales)	knowledge, experience n
		grounding n
	Sus viajes le dieron un bagaje cultural que no se aprende en los libros.
	Her trips gave her cultural knowledge (or: experience) that could not be learned from books.
bagaje nm	culto (equipaje, maletas) (US)	baggage n
	(UK)	luggage n
	Era un viajero incansable que, por todo bagaje, llevaba una pequeña maleta.
	He was a tireless traveler; his only baggage was a small suitcase.

Compound Forms:
Spanish		English
bagaje cultural nm + adj mf	(educación)	cultural background n
	Las tradiciones y las costumbres de tu país forman parte de tu bagaje cultural.
	The traditions and customs of your country make up part of your cultural background.
bagaje de conocimientos loc nom m	(cultura)	wealth of knowledge n
		body of knowledge n
	Es un placer conversar con personas con un gran bagaje de conocimientos.
	It's a pleasure to converse with people with a great wealth of knowledge.

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