bagagekar

Dutch

Etymology

From bagage (“luggage”) +‎ kar (“cart”).

Noun

bagagekar m or f (plural bagagekarren, diminutive bagagekarretje n)

  1. A cart, typically with two walls, used within a hotel to move the luggage belonging to a guest between the parking lot or entrance and the room where the guest is staying, a bell cart.
    • 2013, Kim Moelands, Grenzeloos‎[1], A.W. Bruna Uitgevers, →ISBN:
      Zijn collega heeft onze koffers al uit de taxi gehaald. Binnen in het hotel staat al een bagagekar klaar, zo'n heuse sjieke die je altijd in films ziet.
      His colleague already removed our suitcases from the taxi. Inside the hotel a bell cart was already there, a really luxurious one like you see in the movies.
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