fanny pack

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He’s traveling the world for six weeks without a single piece of luggage: no suitcase, no day bag, not even a fanny pack!
他沒有帶任何行李環(huán)遊世界六個(gè)星期，沒有手提箱，沒有日常用袋，甚至沒有帶個(gè)腰包。
The fanny pack had been left in the room's safe, replaced by a hooded windbreaker tied around her waist in case of bad weather.
那個(gè)腰包已經(jīng)放在了飯店房間的保險(xiǎn)箱裡，所以現(xiàn)在取而代之的是一件系在她腰上的連帽防風(fēng)衣，以備不時(shí)衹需。
He missed, and she was running, slowing only to snatch her fanny pack off the table by the front door.
他沒抓到，她跑了，在門前放慢速度，從桌子上一把抓過背包。

And this would sit on your belt. So it would sit like this and there would be batteries that you could either put in a fanny pack or there are all kinds of jackets you could wear in order to support the batteries,"

Amid vintage BSC memorabilia (including the hard-to-find BSC fanny pack) at Scholastic headquarters in New York City, I had the opportunity to speak with my childhood idol.
FORBES: Q&A: Ann M. Martin, Author of The Babysitters Club
Fanny Mann crowed, expertly tapping the pack so that one jumped out.
NEWYORKER: Shauntrelle

a small bag attached to a long strap that you fasten around your waist, used for carrying money, keys, etc.

A fanny pack is a small bag attached to a belt which you wear around your waist. You use it to carry things such as money and keys.