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Travel ˈtrævl Foreign Expenses Job Involves Noun Bre
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BrE / ˈtrævl / NAmE / ˈtrævl / |
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- air/rail/space, etc. travel
- travel expenses
- the job involves a considerable amount of foreign travel.
- the travel industry
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travel(noun)BrE / ˈtrævl / NAmE / ˈtrævl / - the act or activity of travelling
- air/rail/space, etc. travel
- travel expenses
- The job involves a considerable amount of foreign travel.
- the travel industry
- travel sickness
- a travel bag/clock (= for use when travelling)
- The pass allows unlimited travel on all public transport in the city.
- time spent travelling, especially in foreign countries and for pleasure
- The novel is based on his travels in India.
- When are you off on your travels (= going travelling)?
Extra Examples- The bus is their preferred mode of travel.
- The job involves frequent travel.
- The new bypass will reduce travel time to the airport.
- The party needs to set out a clear direction of travel for health care.
- The price includes return rail travel from London Victoria to Dover.
- The price includes travel from Bangkok to Phuket.
- an online travel agent
- the holiday travel season
- Continued fighting makes travel in the area dangerous.
- Do you suffer from travel sickness?
- Expenditure on business travel was reduced.
- Her interests include music and foreign travel.
- I always pack a travel alarm.
- She works in the travel industry.
- Your travel expenses will be paid by the firm.
- a travel guide/writer
- air/rail/space travel
- travel insurance/documents
Word Origin- Middle English: a variant of travail, and originally in the same sense.
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