n.

1. 袋；提袋[C]
2. 钱包；（女用）手提包；旅行袋[C]
3. 袋状物[C]
4. 一袋之量[C][（+of）]
   We brought home two bags of potatoes.

   我们带了两袋马铃薯回家。

5. 【贬】丑妇
6. 猎获物；一次猎获物之数量[S1]
   They secured a good bag last weekend.

   上周末他们猎到很多猎物。

7. 【棒】【垒】垒
8. 处境；生活方式
   You are into this incredibly destructive bag!

   你竟陷入这种毁灭的生活方式，真令人难以置信！

vt.

1. 把……装入袋中
   She bagged all the leftovers.

   她将所有吃剩的食物装入袋内。

2. 猎获
   That hunter bagged two deer.

   那个猎人捕获两只鹿。

3. 【口】占据；私吞；偷窃；收集
   They have bagged 150 parliamentary seats.

   他们已在议会中占据了一百五十个席位。

4. 使膨大

vi.

1. 【口】（如袋状）松垂[（+out）]
   The boy's pants bagged at the knees.

   那男孩的裤子在膝盖处鼓了出来。

n.

1. a flexible container with an opening at the top.
   ▸a piece of luggage.
2. (bags) loose folds of skin under a person's eyes.
3. (bags) Brit. dated loose-fitting trousers.
4. (bags of) informal, chiefly Brit. plenty of.
5. the amount of game shot by a hunter.
6. (usu. old bag) informal an unpleasant or disliked woman.
7. (one's bag) informal one's particular interest or taste.
8. Baseball  a base.

v.

1. put in a bag.
2. succeed in killing or catching (an animal).
   ▸succeed in securing.
3. (of clothes) form loose bulges due to wear.
4. N. Amer. informal fit (a patient) with an oxygen mask.
5. Austral. informal criticize.