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Definition of travel
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of travel is as below...
Travel
(v. i.) To pass by
riding,
or in any
manner,
to a
distant
place,
or to many
places;
to
journey;
as, a man
travels
for his
health;
he is
traveling
in
California..
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Hospice
::
Hospice
(n.) A
convent
or
monastery
which is also a place of
refuge
or
entertainment
for
travelers
on some
difficult
road or pass, as in the Alps; as, the
Hospice
of the Great St.
Bernard..
Commute
::
Commute
(v. i.) To pay, or
arrange
to pay, in gross
instead
of part by part; as, to
commute
for a
year's
travel
over a
route..
Traveler
::
Traveler
(n.) The metal loop which
travels
around
the ring
surrounding
the
bobbin,
in a ring
spinner..
Run
::
Run (a.) To
travel;
to make
progress;
to be moved by
mechanical
means;
to go; as, the
steamboat
runs
regularly
to
Albany;
the train runs to
Chicago..
Sojourn
::
Sojourn
(v. i.) A
temporary
residence,
as that of a
traveler
in a
foreign
land..
Riding
::
Riding
(a.)
Employed
to
travel;
traveling;
as, a
riding
clerk..
Cafileh
::
Cafileh
(n.) A
caravan
of
travelers;
a
military
supply
train or
government
caravan;
a
string
of pack
horses.
Peregrinate
::
Peregrinate
(v. i.) To
travel
from place to
place,
or from one
country
to
another;
hence,
to
sojourn
in
foreign
countries..
Wayfaring
::
Wayfaring
(a.)
Traveling;
passing;
being on a
journey.
Postmaster
::
Postmaster
(n.) One who has
charge
of a
station
for the
accommodation
of
travelers;
one who
supplies
post
horses.
Laputan
::
Laputan
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Laputa,
an
imaginary
flying
island
described
in
Gulliver's
Travels
as the home of
chimerical
philosophers.
Hence,
fanciful;
preposterous;
absurd
in
science
or
philosophy..
Serai
::
Serai (n.) A
palace;
a
seraglio;
also, in the East, a place for the
accommodation
of
travelers;
a
caravansary,
or rest
house..
In
::
In
(prep.)
With
reference
to space or
place;
as, he lives in
Boston;
he
traveled
in
Italy;
castles
in the air..
Under
::
Under
(prep.)
Denoting
relation
to some thing or
person
that is
superior,
weighs
upon,
oppresses,
bows down,
governs,
directs,
influences
powerfully,
or the like, in a
relation
of
subjection,
subordination,
obligation,
liability,
or the like; as, to
travel
under a heavy load; to live under
extreme
oppression;
to have
fortitude
under the evils of life; to have
patience
under pain, or under
misfortunes;
to
behave
like a
Christian
under
reproaches
and
injuries;
under the pains and
penalties
of the
Outtravel
::
Outtravel
(v. t.) To
exceed
in speed o/
distance
traveled.
Overlander
::
Overlander
(n.) One who
travels
over lands or
countries;
one who
travels
overland.
New
::
New
(superl.)
As if
lately
begun or made;
having
the state or
quality
of
original
freshness;
also,
changed
for the
better;
renovated;
unworn;
untried;
unspent;
as, rest and
travel
made him a new man..
Travel
::
Travel
(v. t.) To
journey
over; to
traverse;
as, to
travel
the
continent..
Deloul
::
Deloul
(n.) A
special
breed of the
dromedary
used for rapid
traveling;
the swift
camel;
--
called
also
herire,
and
maharik..
Journey
::
Journey
(v. i.) To
travel
from place to
place;
to go from home to a
distance.
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