Hello! I like different accessories. I have got caps, belts, scarves and necklaces. I love bags and rucksacks. A rucksack is a very soft thing. But my favourite accessory is earrings. I have got so many earrings and I wear different earrings every day.
I use the Cambridge dictionary to translate "bag" and there is another bag's meaning: "a rude and insulting name for a woman, especially an older one." Is that slang?
As your dictionary says, there is a second meaning like this. It's usually prefaced by 'old' ('old bag') but it's a very insulting term which is not accepted in normal interaction. Apart from being insulting it is also seen as discriminatory and misogynist as it perpetuates harmful stereotypes.
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I have many caps, i love use caps because my hometown is very sunny!
Well, where's your hometown?
I have many bags and like to wear them every day.
I don't really like to wear jewelry, but I like to wear rings.
I never go out without my earrings and bag, l have many bags and earrings.
I usually wear a different earrings every day.
Hello! I like different accessories. I have got caps, belts, scarves and necklaces. I love bags and rucksacks. A rucksack is a very soft thing. But my favourite accessory is earrings. I have got so many earrings and I wear different earrings every day.
I usually wear a pink hat when I go out and sunglasses when the sun is too shining.
I use the Cambridge dictionary to translate "bag" and there is another bag's meaning: "a rude and insulting name for a woman, especially an older one." Is that slang?
Hello Zphamthuphuong,
As your dictionary says, there is a second meaning like this. It's usually prefaced by 'old' ('old bag') but it's a very insulting term which is not accepted in normal interaction. Apart from being insulting it is also seen as discriminatory and misogynist as it perpetuates harmful stereotypes.
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team