拎包 | līn bāo | handbag or shopping bag (dialect) | |
拎包党 | līn bāo dǎng | (coll.) purse snatcher | |
拎起 | līn qǐ | to pick up (from the ground with one's hands) |
1 | He went in carrying his suitcase. | |
2 | 有的人也许会奇怪,为什么办公室里的那个女孩突然就不和大家一起吃饭了;有的人也许会好奇,那些早上乘地铁的上班族手拎的盒子里都装了些什么? Some people may wonder why the girl in the same office suddenly stopped dining with them; others may be curious about what`s inside the boxes that people carry in the early morning subway. | |
3 | I watched you carry them groceries out that store, then you look around, like you're lost, but like you liked being lost, then you walk down the sidewalk for blocks and blocks. | |
4 | Nor can you open doors, lift shopping bags or drive a car. | |
5 | Together with us, there were many aunts, uncles and children of my age, waiting at the west exit. There were also a lot of people carrying shopping bags in the crowd. |