to put purchased items into a bag · to package something at the checkout
Ever feel like your arms aren't long enough for all your shopping? 🛍️ This phrase is your go-to when you're at the checkout and need to put all those awesome new items into bags! Whether it's the cashier or a helpful friend, 'to bag it up' means getting those goodies neatly packed and ready to roll. ✨
💡 **Quick Tip!** While 'to bag something' can sometimes mean 'to get or secure something good' (like 'bag a bargain'), 'to bag it up' specifically refers to the physical act of putting items into a bag, usually at the point of purchase. So, no confusion there! It’s all about getting your stuff packed efficiently. 🛒
You've just finished paying for your groceries at the self-checkout, and you have a mountain of items. Which English expression would you use to ask a friend for help putting them into bags? A. Could you bag it up for me? B. Could you sell it for me? C. Could you eat it for me?