Detour Detour (noun & verb) /ˈdiː.tɔːʳ/ US /-tʊr/ noun: an indirect route or path to a place – deviation – diversion – bypass: We took a detour to avoid the heavy rush hour traffic. Antonyms direct access, straightness
Baggage Baggage (noun) /ˈbæg.ɪdʒ/ all the packed suitcases and bags – luggage – bags – equipment – a set of beliefs and ideas: At the airport, the inspector checked all of my baggage.
Abroad Abroad (adj & adv) /əˈbrɔːd/ adv: far away from your hometown or country – overseas – out of the country: She had to leave her own beloved family and go abroad to complete her education. Antonyms at home, home, domestic
Depart Depart (verb) /dɪˈpɑːt/ US /-ˈpɑːrt/ to go away and leave a place, set off, start out, set forth, start out, go away, recede, quit – die, pass away, perish, depart this live, succumb – change, vary, digress, deviate: He picked up his backpack and departed for the city. Antonyms arrive, return, stick to Parts …
Voyage Voyage /ˈvɔɪ.ɪdʒ/ (noun & verb) a long trip, especially by sea or through space, cruise, journey, trip, expedition, passage, crossing, tour, travel: Antonio Pigafetta made the first voyage around the world. A new era of voyages of discovery has started since the first launch of a spacecraft. Sea voyages give me a sense of purity and …
Trek Trek /trek/ (noun & verb) Definition to make a long and difficult journey usually on land, to walk a long distance slowly, hike, walk, ramble, wander, journey, travel, trip, march, trail: Example Carrying essential equipment is a prerequisite for commencing a long trek. Taking a trek can definitely strengthen your persistence and tolerance. Parts of speech Noun: …
Package tour Package tour (noun) when a travel agency organizes your trip in advance by covering transportation, accommodation, meals, and often entertainment, fully organized vacation tour: Travel agencies attract customers through a cost-effective package tour. Package tours can help you build up a rapport with other people.
Jaunt Jaunt /dʒɔːnt/ US /dʒɑːnt/ (noun & verb) a short trip for pleasure trip with a brief sojourn, break, day out, excursion, outing, away day: A weekend jaunt could help alleviate sad feelings. We went to the north of Iran to take a jaunt. We plan a group jaunt in the town this weekend.
Hit the road Hit the road (idiom) (an idiom) to start a journey, begin a trip, depart, set off for a journey, go away, make a move, go on a trip, take a trip: He hit the road around the world to look for new things. We hit the road ahead of schedule due to a broadcast …
Expedition Expedition /ˌek.spəˈdɪʃ.ən/ (noun) a well-arranged journey for a particular purpose, organized trip, voyage, excursion, trip, mission, trek, group, team – speed in doing something Several expeditions have been arranged to find the lost child. They embarked upon a new expedition in order to familiarize themselves with various cultures. Parts of speech Verb: expedite Adjective: expeditious Adjective: expeditionary …