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行李

Xing2li = luggage

托运

Tuo1yun4 = to check (luggage)

包

Bao1 = bag

箱子

Xiang1zi = suitcase

超重

Chao1zhong4 = to be overweight

登机牌

Deng1ji1pai2 = boarding pass

登机口

Deng1ji1kou3 = boarding gate

哭

Ku1 = to cry

地

De = (article to link adverb and verb)

照顾

Zhao4gu4 = to look after

起飞

Qi3fei1 = to take off (in an airplane)

小心

Xiao3xin1 = to be careful

一路平安

Yi2lu4ping2an1 = o have a pleasant journey; bon voyage