Definition of excess baggage in English:

excess baggage

noun

mass noun

1Luggage weighing more than the limit allowed on an aircraft and liable to an extra charge.
Example sentencesExamples
- If we are to be charged for excess baggage or for some dutiable items, we are always prepared to pay the charges that are due and not what is not due.
- Two goalkeeper kits and one packet of 14 stick bags was not allowed by Aeroflot, saying that it was excess baggage of 86 kg, for which the cost would be US $1000.
- This means that one airline may grant a special concession as a matter of policy, but if you are travelling on more than one airline, there are no guarantees that you will not be charged for excess baggage on your next connecting flight.
- I was quite immune to any kind of corruption, mainly because the gifts I was offered by foreign delegates when I went overseas were generally not worth paying excess baggage on.
- Malaysian Airlines had allowed Teresa 30 kg excess baggage after she told them several days before her return flight that Jeff had died and she had to return with his cases as well as her own.
- He said: ‘When we go abroad for a race I'm the one who sorts out all the arrangements and turns up at the airport with four bikes and tries and get them on the plane without paying excess baggage.’
- All luggage falling outside the scope will be treated as stand-by excess baggage and will be forwarded in seven days of the passenger's flight at a rate of $US 55.
- All around the group of intrepid travellers were heaps of boxes and luggage, an enormous 300 kg of excess baggage.
- And that because our airport authorities dared to insist that he pay additional charges for excess baggage.
- A Houston man charged more than $4000 by Air France for excess baggage is suing the carrier in U.S. federal court, the Houston Chronicle reports.
- At check-in, our bags were 23 kg over the limit but the check-in staff didn't consider this a problem and didn't raise the issue of paying for excess baggage.
- Right, I'm off to weigh the merits of excess baggage and storage at left luggage in Heathrow while I gad about Italy versus shipping a heap of stuff to myself by air freight.
- If I was flying today, the airline would have to charge me excess baggage for the bags under my eyes.
- We finally reached agreement over what was acceptable in my carry-on bag and the charge for excess baggage.
- That expense was compounded when the eight GB internationals were charged a four-figure sum for excess baggage on their return flight.
- Of course on checking in my friend was told that he had excess baggage; the allowance was 27 Kilos and he had 37 Kilos - did he not check his ticket?
- That rare win over England means that the Scots will fly to Dublin with such optimism that they are in danger of being charged excess baggage.
- For years, they have routinely and repeatedly ignored and violated airline rules on excess baggage and baggage weight.
- Was it the fact that we were charged as a group 130 Euros for excess baggage on the way home, even though we had the same gear?
- For golf equipment up to 15 kg, and over the 20 kg allowance, the passenger is charged 6kg in excess baggage.
1. 1.1 A thing that is surplus to requirements, and therefore unwanted or inconvenient.
  the past was just so much deadweight, excess baggage
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, nurses view most extra features as excess baggage that gets in the way of simple operation.
  Yet I felt cleansed in a way, as if I had shed a load of excess baggage.
  He and wife Janneke are looking for a fresh start but they arrived weighed down with excess baggage.

Definition of excess baggage in US English:

excess baggage

nounɪkˈsɛs

1Luggage weighing more than the limit allowed on an aircraft and liable to an extra charge.
Example sentencesExamples
- At check-in, our bags were 23 kg over the limit but the check-in staff didn't consider this a problem and didn't raise the issue of paying for excess baggage.
- This means that one airline may grant a special concession as a matter of policy, but if you are travelling on more than one airline, there are no guarantees that you will not be charged for excess baggage on your next connecting flight.
- We finally reached agreement over what was acceptable in my carry-on bag and the charge for excess baggage.
- Was it the fact that we were charged as a group 130 Euros for excess baggage on the way home, even though we had the same gear?
- All around the group of intrepid travellers were heaps of boxes and luggage, an enormous 300 kg of excess baggage.
- He said: ‘When we go abroad for a race I'm the one who sorts out all the arrangements and turns up at the airport with four bikes and tries and get them on the plane without paying excess baggage.’
- A Houston man charged more than $4000 by Air France for excess baggage is suing the carrier in U.S. federal court, the Houston Chronicle reports.
- And that because our airport authorities dared to insist that he pay additional charges for excess baggage.
- That expense was compounded when the eight GB internationals were charged a four-figure sum for excess baggage on their return flight.
- For years, they have routinely and repeatedly ignored and violated airline rules on excess baggage and baggage weight.
- For golf equipment up to 15 kg, and over the 20 kg allowance, the passenger is charged 6kg in excess baggage.
- All luggage falling outside the scope will be treated as stand-by excess baggage and will be forwarded in seven days of the passenger's flight at a rate of $US 55.
- I was quite immune to any kind of corruption, mainly because the gifts I was offered by foreign delegates when I went overseas were generally not worth paying excess baggage on.
- Malaysian Airlines had allowed Teresa 30 kg excess baggage after she told them several days before her return flight that Jeff had died and she had to return with his cases as well as her own.
- If I was flying today, the airline would have to charge me excess baggage for the bags under my eyes.
- Two goalkeeper kits and one packet of 14 stick bags was not allowed by Aeroflot, saying that it was excess baggage of 86 kg, for which the cost would be US $1000.
- Of course on checking in my friend was told that he had excess baggage; the allowance was 27 Kilos and he had 37 Kilos - did he not check his ticket?
- Right, I'm off to weigh the merits of excess baggage and storage at left luggage in Heathrow while I gad about Italy versus shipping a heap of stuff to myself by air freight.
- If we are to be charged for excess baggage or for some dutiable items, we are always prepared to pay the charges that are due and not what is not due.
- That rare win over England means that the Scots will fly to Dublin with such optimism that they are in danger of being charged excess baggage.
1. 1.1 A thing that is surplus to requirements, and therefore unwanted or inconvenient.
  the past was just so much deadweight, excess baggage
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, nurses view most extra features as excess baggage that gets in the way of simple operation.
  Yet I felt cleansed in a way, as if I had shed a load of excess baggage.
  He and wife Janneke are looking for a fresh start but they arrived weighed down with excess baggage.

单词	excess baggage
释义	Definition of excess baggage in English: excess baggage noun mass noun 1Luggage weighing more than the limit allowed on an aircraft and liable to an extra charge. Example sentencesExamples If we are to be charged for excess baggage or for some dutiable items, we are always prepared to pay the charges that are due and not what is not due. Two goalkeeper kits and one packet of 14 stick bags was not allowed by Aeroflot, saying that it was excess baggage of 86 kg, for which the cost would be US $1000. This means that one airline may grant a special concession as a matter of policy, but if you are travelling on more than one airline, there are no guarantees that you will not be charged for excess baggage on your next connecting flight. I was quite immune to any kind of corruption, mainly because the gifts I was offered by foreign delegates when I went overseas were generally not worth paying excess baggage on. Malaysian Airlines had allowed Teresa 30 kg excess baggage after she told them several days before her return flight that Jeff had died and she had to return with his cases as well as her own. He said: ‘When we go abroad for a race I'm the one who sorts out all the arrangements and turns up at the airport with four bikes and tries and get them on the plane without paying excess baggage.’ All luggage falling outside the scope will be treated as stand-by excess baggage and will be forwarded in seven days of the passenger's flight at a rate of $US 55. All around the group of intrepid travellers were heaps of boxes and luggage, an enormous 300 kg of excess baggage. And that because our airport authorities dared to insist that he pay additional charges for excess baggage. A Houston man charged more than $4000 by Air France for excess baggage is suing the carrier in U.S. federal court, the Houston Chronicle reports. At check-in, our bags were 23 kg over the limit but the check-in staff didn't consider this a problem and didn't raise the issue of paying for excess baggage. Right, I'm off to weigh the merits of excess baggage and storage at left luggage in Heathrow while I gad about Italy versus shipping a heap of stuff to myself by air freight. If I was flying today, the airline would have to charge me excess baggage for the bags under my eyes. We finally reached agreement over what was acceptable in my carry-on bag and the charge for excess baggage. That expense was compounded when the eight GB internationals were charged a four-figure sum for excess baggage on their return flight. Of course on checking in my friend was told that he had excess baggage; the allowance was 27 Kilos and he had 37 Kilos - did he not check his ticket? That rare win over England means that the Scots will fly to Dublin with such optimism that they are in danger of being charged excess baggage. For years, they have routinely and repeatedly ignored and violated airline rules on excess baggage and baggage weight. Was it the fact that we were charged as a group 130 Euros for excess baggage on the way home, even though we had the same gear? For golf equipment up to 15 kg, and over the 20 kg allowance, the passenger is charged 6kg in excess baggage. 1.1 A thing that is surplus to requirements, and therefore unwanted or inconvenient. the past was just so much deadweight, excess baggage Example sentencesExamples However, nurses view most extra features as excess baggage that gets in the way of simple operation. Yet I felt cleansed in a way, as if I had shed a load of excess baggage. He and wife Janneke are looking for a fresh start but they arrived weighed down with excess baggage. Definition of excess baggage in US English: excess baggage nounɪkˈsɛs 1Luggage weighing more than the limit allowed on an aircraft and liable to an extra charge. Example sentencesExamples At check-in, our bags were 23 kg over the limit but the check-in staff didn't consider this a problem and didn't raise the issue of paying for excess baggage. This means that one airline may grant a special concession as a matter of policy, but if you are travelling on more than one airline, there are no guarantees that you will not be charged for excess baggage on your next connecting flight. We finally reached agreement over what was acceptable in my carry-on bag and the charge for excess baggage. Was it the fact that we were charged as a group 130 Euros for excess baggage on the way home, even though we had the same gear? All around the group of intrepid travellers were heaps of boxes and luggage, an enormous 300 kg of excess baggage. He said: ‘When we go abroad for a race I'm the one who sorts out all the arrangements and turns up at the airport with four bikes and tries and get them on the plane without paying excess baggage.’ A Houston man charged more than $4000 by Air France for excess baggage is suing the carrier in U.S. federal court, the Houston Chronicle reports. And that because our airport authorities dared to insist that he pay additional charges for excess baggage. That expense was compounded when the eight GB internationals were charged a four-figure sum for excess baggage on their return flight. For years, they have routinely and repeatedly ignored and violated airline rules on excess baggage and baggage weight. For golf equipment up to 15 kg, and over the 20 kg allowance, the passenger is charged 6kg in excess baggage. All luggage falling outside the scope will be treated as stand-by excess baggage and will be forwarded in seven days of the passenger's flight at a rate of $US 55. I was quite immune to any kind of corruption, mainly because the gifts I was offered by foreign delegates when I went overseas were generally not worth paying excess baggage on. Malaysian Airlines had allowed Teresa 30 kg excess baggage after she told them several days before her return flight that Jeff had died and she had to return with his cases as well as her own. If I was flying today, the airline would have to charge me excess baggage for the bags under my eyes. Two goalkeeper kits and one packet of 14 stick bags was not allowed by Aeroflot, saying that it was excess baggage of 86 kg, for which the cost would be US $1000. Of course on checking in my friend was told that he had excess baggage; the allowance was 27 Kilos and he had 37 Kilos - did he not check his ticket? Right, I'm off to weigh the merits of excess baggage and storage at left luggage in Heathrow while I gad about Italy versus shipping a heap of stuff to myself by air freight. If we are to be charged for excess baggage or for some dutiable items, we are always prepared to pay the charges that are due and not what is not due. That rare win over England means that the Scots will fly to Dublin with such optimism that they are in danger of being charged excess baggage. 1.1 A thing that is surplus to requirements, and therefore unwanted or inconvenient. the past was just so much deadweight, excess baggage Example sentencesExamples However, nurses view most extra features as excess baggage that gets in the way of simple operation. Yet I felt cleansed in a way, as if I had shed a load of excess baggage. He and wife Janneke are looking for a fresh start but they arrived weighed down with excess baggage.
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