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traveled

/ˈtræv.əld/

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adjective

/ˈtræv.əld/B2formalamerican
  • ruОписывает человека, который посетил много мест, особенно зарубежных стран.

Describes a person who has visited many places, especially foreign countries.

  1. Having journeyed extensivelyB2formal

    Having visited many places, especially foreign countries.

    ruМного путешествовавший

    • She is a well-traveled woman who has visited over 50 countries.
    • The author is widely traveled and writes about global cultures.
    • He is a traveled businessman who knows many international markets.

    Synonymscosmopolitanexperiencedseasonedworldly

    Antonymshomeboundstay-at-homeuntraveled

  2. B1formal

    Describing a road, route, or path that is frequently used by travelers.

    ruОживлённый

    • This is a much-traveled highway connecting the two cities.
    • The traveled path through the forest is well-marked.
    • The road is heavily traveled during the holiday season.

    Synonymsbeaten

Forms
  • more traveled comparative form
  • most traveled superlative form
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verb

travel/ˈtræv.əl/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий перемещение из одного места в другое, обычно на большое расстояние.

A verb used to indicate the act of going from one place to another, typically over a long distance.

  1. Go from one place to anotherA1formal

    To make a journey, usually for pleasure or business, to a different location.

    ruПутешествовать

    • She travels to work by train every day.
    • They plan to travel around Europe next summer.
    • He loves to travel to exotic destinations.

    Synonymscommutecrossjourneyroamtourtraversetrekvoyagewander

    Antonymsremainstay

  2. Move or progressB1formal

    To move or advance through space, time, or a process.

    ruПередвигаться

    • The news travels fast in small towns.
    • Sound travels through the air at certain speeds.
    • The story travels from generation to generation.

    Synonymsadvancegomovepassproceedprogress

    Antonymshaltpauseremainstaystop

Forms
  • traveled past participle
  • travelled past participle
  • traveled past simple
  • travelled past simple
  • traveling present participle
  • travelling present participle
  • travels third person singular

Phrasal variantstravel alongtravel bytravel to

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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