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trek vi.长途跋涉n.艰苦跋涉 (1) 我们花了一星期才跋涉到山脚。(2) 我很不愿意得带着这么多吃用杂物爬上那个山头。(3) 我们走起来更加艰难。(4) 我的靴子因为我们在山中漫长的徒步而受损。(5) 我们开始了穿过沼泽地的又一个四小时的长途跋涉。 The word trek implies an extended trip that is hard — a climb up a mountain or a journey through dense forests. In the movies and TV shows called "Star Trek," the crew of the Enterprise is on a journey through space that will last a long time. You wouldn't say that you took a trek to the corner grocery unless you had to fight through three feet of snow to get there.

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英 [trek] 美 [trek] (1) It took us a week to trek to the foot of the mountain.(2) I hate having to trek up that hill with all the groceries.(3) The trek is especially difficult for us.(4) My boots were punished by our long trek in the mountains.(5) We set off on another four-hour trek through the swamps. Want to go on a trek through the mountains? Make sure you have good shoes, drinking water, and snacks. A trek is a long and difficult journey. 1[VERB 动词](通常指徒步)艰难旅行，跋涉，远足 If you trek somewhere, you go on a journey across difficult country, usually on foot.   [V prep/adv]  [V-ing]  [Also V]  [usu sing]...trekking through the jungles...徒步穿过丛林This year we're going trekking in Nepal.今年我们准备去尼泊尔远足。Trek is also a noun.He is on a trek through the South Gobi desert.他正徒步穿越南戈壁沙漠。2[VERB 动词](通常因疲惫而缓慢勉强地)行进，拖着腿走 If you trek somewhere, you go there rather slowly and unwillingly, usually because you are tired.   [V prep/adv]They trekked from shop to shop in search of white knee-length socks.他们拖着步子从一家商店走到另一家，寻找齐膝的白袜子。Trek is also a noun.The World Trade Centre is a bit of a trek from Soho, but it's worth it.从苏豪区到世贸中心走起来是有点远，但还是值得的。

英语单词	trek
英美音标	英 [trek] 美 [trek]
中文释义	vi.长途跋涉 n.艰苦跋涉
英语例句	(1) It took us a week to trek to the foot of the mountain. (2) I hate having to trek up that hill with all the groceries. (3) The trek is especially difficult for us. (4) My boots were punished by our long trek in the mountains. (5) We set off on another four-hour trek through the swamps.
中文例句	(1) 我们花了一星期才跋涉到山脚。 (2) 我很不愿意得带着这么多吃用杂物爬上那个山头。 (3) 我们走起来更加艰难。 (4) 我的靴子因为我们在山中漫长的徒步而受损。 (5) 我们开始了穿过沼泽地的又一个四小时的长途跋涉。
vocabulary简明	Want to go on a trek through the mountains? Make sure you have good shoes, drinking water, and snacks. A trek is a long and difficult journey.
vocabulary扩展	The word trek implies an extended trip that is hard — a climb up a mountain or a journey through dense forests. In the movies and TV shows called "Star Trek," the crew of the Enterprise is on a journey through space that will last a long time. You wouldn't say that you took a trek to the corner grocery unless you had to fight through three feet of snow to get there.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词](通常指徒步)艰难旅行，跋涉，远足 If you trek somewhere, you go on a journey across difficult country, usually on foot. [V prep/adv] [V-ing] [Also V] [usu sing] ...trekking through the jungles... 徒步穿过丛林 This year we're going trekking in Nepal. 今年我们准备去尼泊尔远足。 Trek is also a noun. He is on a trek through the South Gobi desert. 他正徒步穿越南戈壁沙漠。 2 [VERB 动词](通常因疲惫而缓慢勉强地)行进，拖着腿走 If you trek somewhere, you go there rather slowly and unwillingly, usually because you are tired. [V prep/adv] They trekked from shop to shop in search of white knee-length socks. 他们拖着步子从一家商店走到另一家，寻找齐膝的白袜子。 Trek is also a noun. The World Trade Centre is a bit of a trek from Soho, but it's worth it. 从苏豪区到世贸中心走起来是有点远，但还是值得的。

Trek Difficult Long Journey Verb 动词 [V Prep/Adv