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backpacking

/ˈbæk.pæk.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Adjectif décrivant un style de voyage, généralement économique et autonome, lié au port d'un sac à dos., Nom désignant un type de voyage ou de randonnée où l'on porte ses affaires nécessaires dans un sac à dos sur le dos., Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de voyager ou de randonner avec un sac à dos, souvent de manière économique ou aventureuse.

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adjective

/ˈbæk.pæk.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frAdjectif décrivant un style de voyage, généralement économique et autonome, lié au port d'un sac à dos.

An adjective describing a style of travel, typically low-cost and independent, involving carrying a backpack.

  1. Carrying a pack on the backB1informal

    Relating to the activity of carrying a backpack, typically for travel or hiking.

    frRandonnée avec sac à dos

    • They went on a backpacking trip through Europe.
    • Backpacking gear is designed to be lightweight and durable.
    • She prefers backpacking holidays over luxury resorts.
Formes
  • more backpacking comparative form
  • most backpacking superlative form
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noun

/ˈbæk.pæk.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un type de voyage ou de randonnée où l'on porte ses affaires nécessaires dans un sac à dos sur le dos.

A noun referring to the activity of traveling or hiking while carrying essential belongings in a pack on one's back.

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  1. Traveling with a backpackB1informal

    The activity of traveling or hiking while carrying all necessary belongings in a backpack, often on a budget.

    frvoyage à dos de sac

    • She spent a year backpacking across Southeast Asia.
    • Backpacking through Europe is a popular adventure for young travelers.
    • He prefers backpacking to luxury vacations because it feels more authentic.

    Synonymeshiking

Formes
  • backpackings plural form
  • backpackings' possessive plural form
  • backpacking's possessive singular form
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verb

backpack/ˈbæk.pæk/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de voyager ou de randonner avec un sac à dos, souvent de manière économique ou aventureuse.

A verb used to indicate the act of traveling or hiking while carrying a backpack, often on a budget or for adventure.

  1. To carry a backpackA2informal

    To carry a bag on one's back or shoulder, typically for travel or hiking.

    frtransporter sur le dos

    • She backpacked through Europe for three months.
    • They backpacked across the mountains with all their gear.
    • He backpacked around Southeast Asia after graduation.

    Synonymesbearcarrylugpackshouldertote

  2. To hike with a backpackB1informal

    To travel or hike while carrying a backpack, often for an extended period.

    frRandonner avec un sac à dos

    • We backpacked through the national park for a week.
    • They backpacked along the Pacific Crest Trail.
    • She loves to backpack in remote wilderness areas.

    Synonymeshiketramptrekwalk

Formes
  • backpacked past participle
  • backpacked past simple
  • backpacking present participle
  • backpacks third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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