英语词汇“trek”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of march

Definition

a long or exhausting walk

After a short march, the column entered the village.

Synonyms

walk,

trek,

hike,

tramp,

slog,

yomp (British, informal),

routemarch

in the sense of march

Definition

(of an army, procession, etc.) to walk as an organized group

A Scottish battalion was marching down the street.

Synonyms

parade,

walk,

file,

pace,

stride,

tread,

tramp,

swagger,

footslog

in the sense of plod

Definition

to walk with heavy slow steps

He plodded slowly up the hill.

Synonyms

trudge,

drag,

tread,

clump,

lumber,

tramp,

stomp (informal),

slog

in the sense of range

Definition

to roam (over)

They range widely in search of carrion.

Synonyms

roam,

explore,

wander,

rove,

sweep,

cruise,

stroll,

ramble,

traverse,

go walkabout (Australian)

in the sense of roam

Definition

to walk about with no fixed purpose or direction

They were encouraged not to let their cattle roam freely.

Synonyms

wander,

walk,

range,

travel,

drift,

stroll,

stray,

ramble,

prowl,

meander,

rove,

stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect),

peregrinate

in the sense of rove

Definition

to wander about (a place)

roving about the town in the dead of night

Synonyms

wander,

range,

cruise,

drift,

stroll,

stray,

roam,

ramble,

meander,

traipse (informal),

go walkabout (Australian),

gallivant,

gad about,

stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect)

in the sense of traipse

Definition

to walk heavily or tiredly

I traipsed from one doctor to another.

Synonyms

trudge,

trail,

tramp,

slouch,

drag yourself,

footslog

in the sense of tramp

Definition

a long hard walk

He had just come from a day-long tramp on some wild moor.

Synonyms

hike,

march,

trek,

ramble,

slog

in the sense of tramp

Definition

to walk long and far

He spent a month tramping in the hills around Balmoral.

Synonyms

hike,

walk,

trek,

roam,

march,

range,

ramble,

slog,

rove,

go walkabout (Australian),

yomp,

footslog

单词	trek
释义	Trends of trek View usage for: trek (trek) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense treks, present participle trekking, past tense, past participle trekked 1. verb If you trek somewhere, you go on a journey across difficult country, usually on foot. ...trekking through the jungles. [VERB preposition/adverb] This year we're going trekking in Nepal. [VERB-ing] [Also VERB] Synonyms: journey, march, range, hike More Synonyms of trek Trek is also a noun. He is on a trek through the South Gobi desert. [+ through] 2. verb If you trek somewhere, you go there rather slowly and unwillingly, usually because you are tired. They trekked from shop to shop in search of white knee-length socks. [VERB preposition/adverb] Synonyms: trudge, plod, traipse [informal], footslog More Synonyms of trek Trek is also a noun. It is a bit of a trek to the nearest supermarket. More Synonyms of trek trek in British English (trɛk) noun 1. a long and often difficult journey 2. South Africa a journey or stage of a journey, esp a migration by ox wagon verbWord forms: treks, trekking or trekked 3. (intransitive) to make a trek 4. (transitive) South Africa (of an ox, etc) to draw (a load) Derived forms trekker (ˈtrekker) noun Word origin C19: from Afrikaans, from Middle Dutch trekken to travel; related to Old Frisian trekka trek in American English (trɛk) verb intransitiveWord forms: trekked or ˈtrekking 1. South African to travel by ox wagon 2. to travel slowly or laboriously 3. Informal to go, esp. on foot verb transitive 4. South African to draw (a wagon) said of an ox noun 5. South African a journey made by ox wagon, or one leg of such a journey 6. any journey or leg of a journey 7. a migration 8. Informal a short trip, esp. on foot Derived forms trekker (ˈtrekker) noun Word origin Afrik < Du trekken, to draw; akin to MHG trecken Examples of 'trek' in a sentence trek They have complained that trekking company staff chain up and beat elephants. The Sun (2016) It was a long backwards haul but the centre made the trek despite the comfort of the scoreline. Times, Sunday Times (2011) It will be a long trek. Times, Sunday Times (2014) You have to climb far-flung mountain ranges or trek across the desert. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The seat and riding position allow ample wriggle and stretch room - a boon on a long trek. Times, Sunday Times (2013) I was happy just to slow down after trekking in the desert. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The refugees trek across the desert by donkey cart, with pots, pans and blankets piled high on top. Times, Sunday Times (2012) She is left to fend for her siblings, including one babe in arms, on a long trek across country. Times, Sunday Times (2012) These will be bad for the countryside and bad for their occupants, who'll have a long trek to reach local services. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In other languages trek British English: trek /trɛk/ NOUN A trek is a long and often difficult journey. ...a trek through the desert. American English: trek Arabic: رِحْلَةٌ طَوِيلَةٌ في أَرْضٍ وَعْر Brazilian Portuguese: caminhada Chinese: 艰苦跋涉 Croatian: pješačenje Czech: túra Danish: vandring Dutch: tocht reis European Spanish: caminata senderismo Finnish: vaellus French: périple German: anstrengender Marsch Greek: οδοιπορικό Italian: trekking Japanese: 苦難に満ちた旅 Korean: 길고 고된 여행 Norwegian: lang reise Polish: wędrówka European Portuguese: caminhada Romanian: călătorie lungă și anevoioasă Russian: длительное путешествие Latin American Spanish: caminata Swedish: lång och mödosam resa Thai: การเดินทางระยะยาวด้วยความยากลำบาก Turkish: zahmetli yürüyüş Ukrainian: похід Vietnamese: chuyến đi vất vả British English: trek /trɛk/ VERB If you trek somewhere, you go on a journey across difficult country, usually on foot. ...trekking through the jungles. American English: trek Arabic: يَمْشي في أرضٍ وَعْرَة Brazilian Portuguese: caminhar Chinese: 艰苦跋涉 Croatian: pješačiti Czech: jít na túru Danish: vandre Dutch: trekken tocht maken European Spanish: caminar senderismo Finnish: vaeltaa French: faire un périple German: trecken Greek: κάνω οδοιπορικό Italian: fare trekking Japanese: 苦難に耐えつつ旅をする Korean: 고생하며 여행하다 Norwegian: reise langt Polish: wędrować European Portuguese: caminhar Romanian: a călători Russian: путешествовать Latin American Spanish: caminar Swedish: resa Thai: เดินอย่างช้าๆ Turkish: zahmetli bir yürüyüşe çıkmak Ukrainian: вирушати у похід Vietnamese: đi bộ vất vả Chinese translation of 'trek' trek (trɛk) n (c) 跋涉 (báshè) vi 徒步穿越 (túbù chuānyuè) 1 (noun) in the sense of slog Definition a long and often difficult journey, esp. on foot It's a bit of a trek, but it's worth it. Synonyms slog a slog through heather and bracken tramp He had just come from a day-long tramp on some wild moor. long haul footslog 2 (noun) in the sense of journey Definition a long and often difficult journey, esp. on foot He is on a trek through the South Gobi desert. Synonyms journey a journey from Manchester to Plymouth hike a hike around the cluster of hills expedition Byrd's 1928 expedition to Antarctica safari march After a short march, the column entered the village. odyssey 1 (verb) in the sense of journey Definition to make a trek trekking through the jungles Synonyms journey She has journeyed on horseback through Africa and Turkey. march A Scottish battalion was marching down the street. range They range widely in search of carrion. hike You could hike through the Fish River Canyon. roam They were encouraged not to let their cattle roam freely. tramp He spent a month tramping in the hills around Balmoral. rove roving about the town in the dead of night go walkabout (Australian) 2 (verb) in the sense of trudge Definition to make a trek They trekked from shop to shop looking for knee-length socks. Synonyms trudge We had to trudge up the track back to the station. plod He plodded slowly up the hill. traipse (informal) I traipsed from one doctor to another. footslog slog The men had to slog up a muddy incline. Additional synonyms in the sense of expedition Definition an organized journey or voyage, esp. for exploration Byrd's 1928 expedition to Antarctica Synonyms journey, exploration, mission, voyage, tour, enterprise, undertaking, quest, trek in the sense of hike Definition a long walk a hike around the cluster of hills Synonyms walk, march, trek, ramble, tramp, traipse, journey on foot in the sense of hike Definition to walk a long way in the country, usually for pleasure You could hike through the Fish River Canyon. Synonyms walk, march, trek, ramble, tramp, leg it (informal), back-pack, hoof it (slang) Synonyms of 'trek' trek Explore 'trek' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of march Definition a long or exhausting walk After a short march, the column entered the village. Synonyms walk, trek, hike, tramp, slog, yomp (British, informal), routemarch in the sense of march Definition (of an army, procession, etc.) to walk as an organized group A Scottish battalion was marching down the street. Synonyms parade, walk, file, pace, stride, tread, tramp, swagger, footslog in the sense of plod Definition to walk with heavy slow steps He plodded slowly up the hill. Synonyms trudge, drag, tread, clump, lumber, tramp, stomp (informal), slog in the sense of range Definition to roam (over) They range widely in search of carrion. Synonyms roam, explore, wander, rove, sweep, cruise, stroll, ramble, traverse, go walkabout (Australian) in the sense of roam Definition to walk about with no fixed purpose or direction They were encouraged not to let their cattle roam freely. Synonyms wander, walk, range, travel, drift, stroll, stray, ramble, prowl, meander, rove, stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect), peregrinate in the sense of rove Definition to wander about (a place) roving about the town in the dead of night Synonyms wander, range, cruise, drift, stroll, stray, roam, ramble, meander, traipse (informal), go walkabout (Australian), gallivant, gad about, stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect) in the sense of traipse Definition to walk heavily or tiredly I traipsed from one doctor to another. Synonyms trudge, trail, tramp, slouch, drag yourself, footslog in the sense of tramp Definition a long hard walk He had just come from a day-long tramp on some wild moor. Synonyms hike, march, trek, ramble, slog in the sense of tramp Definition to walk long and far He spent a month tramping in the hills around Balmoral. Synonyms hike, walk, trek, roam, march, range, ramble, slog, rove, go walkabout (Australian), yomp, footslog
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