2[uncountableU] informalOPINION the beliefs, opinions, and experiences that someone has, which make them think in a particular way, especially in a way that makes it difficult to have good relationships 先入之见,条条框框,固有看法
Each employee brings his or her own psychological baggage to the workplace.
每个职员都会把自己固有的思维模式带入工作当中。
nCOLLOCATIONS
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + baggage
hand baggage (=a bag you are allowed to carry with you onto a plane)
You are only allowed one item of hand baggage on the plane.
excess baggage (=baggage that weighs more than you are allowed to take on a plane)
Passengers will be charged for excess baggage.
checked baggage (=baggage that you check in rather than carry onto the plane yourself)
You can claim for loss or damage to checked baggage.
baggage + NOUN
baggage allowance (=the amount of baggage you are allowed to take on a plane)
There's a 20 kilo baggage allowance.
baggage reclaim (also baggage claimAmerican EnglishAmE) (=the place where you collect your baggage after a flight)
We waited for almost an hour in baggage reclaim.
a baggage handler (=one of the people who put baggage on and off planes)
A strike by baggage handlers caused major flight delays.
a baggage trolleyBritish EnglishBrE, a baggage cartAmerican EnglishAmE