case
//keɪs//
Translation
container, box, bag
Definition
A case is a container or piece of luggage used to hold, protect, or transport items, such as a suitcase for clothes or a box for goods. This B1-level meaning refers to any portable receptacle designed for storing or carrying objects, often with a lid or closure. Cases can range from small rigid boxes for tools or jewelry to larger soft-sided bags for travel, and they are commonly made of materials like plastic, metal, leather, or fabric. The term emphasizes functionality and protection, distinguishing it from mere packaging or decorative containers.
Example
“She packed her clothes in a large suitcase for the trip.”
“The jeweler displayed rings in a velvet-lined case.”
“He carries his laptop in a padded case for safety.”
“The museum stored ancient artifacts in glass cases.”
“I need a small case for my glasses when I travel.”
“The delivery arrived in a sturdy cardboard case.”
“She bought a leather case for her new watch.”
“The tool case contains all the necessary wrenches and screwdrivers.”
“He placed the violin in its case after the concert.”
“The shipping case was labeled fragile and handled with care.”
Synonyms
Other meanings
- A2durum, halView this sense
- B1dava (hukuk)View this sense
- B1kutu, çanta(this page)
- B2örnek olay, vakaView this sense