Knapsacks Meaning in English

word · lemma: knapsack

US

ˈnæpˌsæk

NAP-sakz

UK

nˈæpsæks

NAP-saks

释义

Knapsacks are bags carried on your back using two shoulder straps, often used by hikers, students, or travelers to carry personal items.

用法与细微差别

'Knapsack' is more formal or old-fashioned than 'backpack', but both refer to a similar type of bag. Common with outdoor activities, 'pack a knapsack' is a frequent phrase. Avoid confusing with 'satchel' (one strap).

• Spanish: mochilas
• Portuguese (BR): mochilas
• Portuguese (PT): mochilas
• Chinese (Simplified): 背包
• Chinese (Traditional): 揹包
• Hindi: झोले
• Arabic: حقائب الظهر
• Bengali: পিঠব্যাগ - ন্যাপস্যাক
• Russian: рюкзаки - вещмешки
• Japanese: ナップサック - リュックサック
• Vietnamese: ba lô - túi đeo lưng
• Korean: 배낭
• Turkish: sırt çantası
• Urdu: پیٹھ پر لٹکایا جانے والا بیگ - نپسیک
• Indonesian: ransel - tas punggung

例句

The campers carried their knapsacks into the woods.

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All the students put their knapsacks by the door.

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They packed food and water in their knapsacks.

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My dad still uses one of those old knapsacks from his college days.

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After the hike, their knapsacks were covered in mud.

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You can fit a surprising amount in those tiny knapsacks.

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