briefcase — a flat, rectangular container with a handle, used for carrying business documents
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a flat, rectangular container with a handle, used for carrying business documents
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbriːfkeɪs/
Korean meaning: 서류가방, 비즈니스 가방
Korean pronunciation: **브리**프케이스
Example Sentences
- The spy's briefcase contained secret documents and a sandwich he forgot about last week.
- She bought a new briefcase for her first day at the law firm.
- His briefcase was so heavy with contracts that he considered getting a wheeled one.
briefcase
NOUN//ˈbriːfkeɪs//
a flat, rectangular container with a handle, used for carrying business documents

a well-dressed businessman in a suit carefully carries a sleek black briefcase by its handle. He walks confidently through the lobby while gripping the flat rectangular container firmly. The briefcase appears sturdy and professional, designed specifically for transporting important papers and documents. As he moves, other office workers around him carry similar business cases and folders. A receptionist at the front desk organizes her own stack of business documents. a flat, rectangular container with a handle being used for carrying business documents
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Documents from his briefcase merge with the digital interface!
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Origin
brief(짧은, 간결한)와 case(가방, 케이스)가 합쳐진 단어로, 간결하고 중요한 문서들을 넣는 가방이라는 의미에서 유래
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“The spy's briefcase contained secret documents and a sandwich he forgot about last week.”
“She bought a new briefcase for her first day at the law firm.”
“His briefcase was so heavy with contracts that he considered getting a wheeled one.”
“The CEO's golden briefcase was more expensive than most people's cars.”
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