How to Say ‘Checked baggage’ in Simplified Chinese
托运行李
tuō yùn xíng lǐ
[twaw-yün shing-lee]
💬 Usage Tip: This is a noun phrase made from action + thing: [托运] + [行李] = baggage for checking in. Chinese does this a lot: compare [登机口] ([board] + [gate] = boarding gate).
Phrase Breakdown
托运
tuō yùn
[twaw-yün]
to check in (baggage)
A verb meaning to hand over baggage at the check-in counter.
现在可以托运行李。
You can check in your luggage now.
行李
xíng lǐ
[shing-lee]
luggage; baggage
Travel bags, especially the ones you bring to the airport.
托运行李在这边。
Checked luggage goes over here.
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