Que signifie travel en anglais?

Vous pouvez apprendre la prononciation, la grammaire et les synonymes de travel dans ce dictionnaire anglais faisant autorité.

travel Signification, définition

0 to move from one place to another -- voyager
- I like to travel. J’aime voyager.
- We traveled 120 miles on the first day. Nous avons parcouru 200 kilomètres le premier jour.
- Where are you traveling to? Où allez-vous ?
1 (of light, sound, news, etc.) to spread -- se propager
- News travels fast. Les nouvelles se propagent vite.
2 the activity of traveling from one place to another -- voyage [ masculine ]
- My hobbies include reading and travel. Mes passe-temps incluent la lecture et les voyages.
3 where sb has traveled to -- les voyages de qqn
- the adventures he has had on his travels les aventures qu’il a vécues au cours de ses voyages
4 to go from place to place; to journey -- voyager
- I travelled to Scotland by train
- He has to travel a long way to school.
5 to move -- se déplacer
- Light travels in a straight line.
6 to visit places, especially foreign countries -- voyager
- He has travelled a great deal.
7 the act of travelling -- voyage, trajet
- air travel
- Travel to and from work can be very tiring.

This is why we propose that the distance travelled by road in combined transport operations should be limited to 40 % of the total journey.
We will put greater emphasis on the issue of travel times, including all the other improvements that need to be made.
The location of their workplace and the lack of alternative modes of transport means that many people are now condemned to travel by car.
None of us would want, in this day and age, to still be travelling around by horse and cart.
I hope that, in any case, citizens increasingly opt to travel by bicycle and on foot in their own conurbation instead of by car.
It has been a very difficult task and, excuse the pun, a difficult road for him to travel down.
The middle class is solvent and is interested in learning about the world, travelling, relaxing and shopping.
The citizens, like their politicians, want to be able to travel freely.