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travelling
travel
noun
1 travel
The act of going from one place to another:
— He enjoyed selling but he hated the travel.
synonyms: traveling, travelling.
Roget 266:
travel;
traveling
etc.
v..
wayfaring,
campaigning.
journey,
excursion,
expedition,
tour,
trip,
grand tour,
circuit,
peregrination,
discursion†,
ramble,
pilgrimage,
hajj,
trek,
course,
ambulation†,
march,
walk,
promenade,
constitutional,
stroll,
saunter,
tramp,
jog trot,
turn,
stalk,
perambulation;
noctambulation†,
noctambulism;
somnambulism;
outing,
ride,
drive,
airing,
jaunt.
equitation,
horsemanship,
riding,
manege [Fr.],
ride and tie;
basophobia†.
roving,
vagrancy,
pererration†;
marching and countermarching;
nomadism;
vagabondism,
vagabondage;
hoboism [U.S.];
gadding;
flit,
flitting,
migration;
emigration,
immigration,
demigration†,
intermigration†;
wanderlust.
plan,
itinerary,
guide;
handbook,
guidebook,
road book;
Baedeker†,
Bradshaw,
Murray;
map,
road map,
transportation guide,
subway map.
procession,
cavalcade,
caravan,
file,
cortege,
column.
[Organs and instruments of locomotion]
vehicle
etc.
272;
automobile,
train,
bus,
airplane,
plane,
autobus,
omnibus,
subway,
motorbike,
dirt bike,
off-road vehicle,
van,
minivan,
motor scooter,
trolley,
locomotive;
legs,
feet,
pegs,
pins,
trotters.
traveler
etc.
268.
depot [U.S.],
railway station,
station.
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Dutch: reis
Polish: podróżnictwo, podróżowanie, wędrowanie, wojażowanie
2 travel
A movement through space that changes the location of something.
synonym: change of location.
3 travel
Self-propelled movement.
synonym: locomotion.
Polish: lokomocja
verb
1 travel
Change location; move, travel, or proceed, also metaphorically:
— We travelled from Rome to Naples by bus.
— News travelled fast.
synonyms: go, locomote, move.
is a broader term that covers: circulate, go around, spread | carry | ease | whish | float | swap | seek | whine | fly | ride | come | ghost | betake oneself | overfly, pass over | travelv5 | wend | do | raft | get about, get around | repair, resort | cruise | journey, travelv4 | come, come up | round | trundle | push | travel purposefully | swing | cast, drift, ramble, range, roam, roll, rove, stray, swan, tramp, vagabond, wander | take the air, walk | meander, thread, wander, weave, wind | forge, spirt, spurt | crawl, creep | scramble | slide, slither | roll, wheel | glide | bounce, jounce | breeze | be adrift, blow, drift, float | play | float, swim | swim | walk | move around, turn | circle | slice into, slice through | drift, err, stray | run | step | drive, motor | automobile | ski | fly, wing | steam, steamer | tram | taxi | ferry | caravan | ride, sit | prance | swim | arise, come up, go up, lift, move up, rise, uprise | ascend, go up | come down, descend, fall, go down | fall | crank, zigzag | follow, travel along | advance, go on, march on, move on, pass on, progress | draw back, move back, pull away, pull back, recede, retire, retreat, withdraw | retrograde | continue, go forward, proceed | back | pan | follow | lead, precede | follow, pursue | return | derail, jump | flock | accompany | billow | circulate | circle | angle | pass | go by, go past, pass, pass by, surpass, travel by | hurry, speed, travel rapidly, zip | speed | zoom | drive | belt along, bucket along, cannonball along, hasten, hie, hotfoot, pelt along, race, rush, rush along, speed, step on it | shack, trail | shuttle | hiss, whoosh | whisk | career | circuit | lance | go around, outflank | propagate | draw | change, transfer | swash | pace | step, tread | step | hurtle | retreat | whistle | island hop | plough, plow | lurch | sift | fall | drag | run | bang | precess | move around, travelv6 | ride | snowshoe | beetle ... show more.
verb group: displace, move.
is the opposite of: stay in place.
see also: carry on, continue, go on, proceed | move out | climb, climb up, go up, mount | go down, go under, set | go down, go under, settle, sink | elapse, glide by, go along, go by, lapse, pass, slide by, slip away, slip by | abscond, absquatulate, bolt, decamp, go off, make off, run off | go out.
derivation: motion, move, movement | locomotion, traveln3 | locomotion, motive power, motivity | motion, movement | change of location, traveln2 | traveler, traveller | mover | locomotive, locomotor.
Dutch: verplaatsen, gaan
2 travel
Undertake a journey or trip.
synonym: journey.
Roget 266:
travel,
journey,
course;
take a journey,
go a journey;
take a walk,
go out for walk
etc.
n.;
have a run;
take the air.
flit,
take wing;
migrate,
emigrate;
trek;
rove,
prowl,
roam,
range,
patrol,
pace up and down,
traverse;
scour the country,
traverse the country;
peragrate†;
circumambulate,
perambulate;
nomadize†,
wander,
ramble,
stroll,
saunter,
hover,
go one's rounds,
straggle;
gad,
gad about;
expatiate.
walk,
march,
step,
tread,
pace,
plod,
wend,
go by shank's mare;
promenade;
trudge,
tramp;
stalk,
stride,
straddle,
strut,
foot it,
hoof it,
stump,
bundle,
bowl along,
toddle;
paddle;
tread a path.
take horse,
ride,
drive,
trot,
amble,
canter,
prance,
fisk†,
frisk,
caracoler†,
caracole;
gallop
etc.
(move quickly)
274.
[start riding]
embark,
board,
set out,
hit the road,
get going,
get underway.
peg on,
jog on,
wag on,
shuffle on;
stir one's stumps;
bend one's steps,
bend one's course;
make one's way,
find one's way,
wend one's way,
pick one's way,
pick one's way,
thread one's way,
plow one's way;
slide,
glide,
coast,
skim,
skate;
march in procession,
file on,
defile.
go to,
repair to,
resort to,
hie to,
betake oneself to.
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Dutch: reis, reizen, trekken
3 travel
Make a trip for pleasure.
synonyms: jaunt, trip.
4 travel
Travel upon or across:
— Travel the oceans.
synonym: journey.
5 travel
Undergo transportation as in a vehicle.
6 travel
Travel from place to place, as for the purpose of finding work, preaching, or acting as a judge.
synonym: move around.
Dutch: bereizen
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