Definition of day trip in English:

day trip

noun

A journey or excursion completed in one day.
you can take a day trip to the Esk Valley
Example sentencesExamples
- You may be tempted to extend Texas Tourism Week and take a different day trip every weekend.
- School's out: we went on a day trip to Luxor - five hours by coach, but worth it!
- I am still amazed at the fact that I can go to Cornwall for a day trip.
- This group holds an event each month, mostly at local clubs with an occasional day trip by bus or weekend away.
- Bear in mind that a day trip will still only give you four and a half hours of shopping time.
- As a tourist destination it was overshadowed by the majesty of Niagara Falls which is a comfortable day trip from the city.
- It has ended the quick day trip for US passengers, because the security delays mean it's no longer possible.
- He said that on the day of her disappearance, the family had planned a day trip to Blackpool, but his wife felt unwell and chose not to join them.
- My wife wanted to visit Barcelona, and persuaded me to drive to the Catalonian capital for a day trip.
- Almost thirty teenagers will travel to Oakwood on a day trip this Thursday.
- Mr McGuire had been taking a group of RAF cadets out on a day trip to Bury when he returned to his car and discovered the parking ticket.
- His favourite day trip would be a visit to a wildlife park or to the zoo.
- Monte Carlo is only a ten-minute train ride from Nice, so it seemed like the perfect day trip.
- A good day trip should involve either a very short drive or lots of leisurely driving.
- Activities include arts and crafts, sports, swimming, bowling, cinema and a day trip.
- My wife and I also took a day trip down to Battle, where the Battle of Hastings was fought.
- To finalise the tour the best was to come, a day trip to Eurodisney, just outside Paris.
- I think we became the first people traveling from Shanghai to cram the experience into a day trip!
- We did a day trip out to Shepreth Wildlife Park while they were here.
- I remember one winter doing a day trip from Eastbourne to the Wainuiomata Coast Road and back.
Synonyms
trip, excursion, jaunt, expedition, pleasure trip, day out, tour, mystery tour, airing, drive, ride, run, turn, cruise, sally

Derivatives

day tripper

nounˈdeɪˌtrɪpəˈdeɪˌtrɪpər

A person who goes on a journey or excursion, especially for pleasure, that is completed in one day.
a popular destination for day trippers
Example sentencesExamples
- A bevy of day trippers ambled onto the last boat to the mainland at 6.30, and all was quiet.
- The loss in tourism also encompassed day trippers who might otherwise have spent a shopping day in York, he said.
- Once the sun sets and the day trippers have left, all is still in Fort Augustus.

Definition of day trip in US English:

day trip

nounˈdā ˌtripˈdeɪ ˌtrɪp

A journey or excursion completed in one day.
you can take a day trip to the Esk Valley
Example sentencesExamples
- His favourite day trip would be a visit to a wildlife park or to the zoo.
- I am still amazed at the fact that I can go to Cornwall for a day trip.
- He said that on the day of her disappearance, the family had planned a day trip to Blackpool, but his wife felt unwell and chose not to join them.
- I think we became the first people traveling from Shanghai to cram the experience into a day trip!
- Almost thirty teenagers will travel to Oakwood on a day trip this Thursday.
- School's out: we went on a day trip to Luxor - five hours by coach, but worth it!
- As a tourist destination it was overshadowed by the majesty of Niagara Falls which is a comfortable day trip from the city.
- Bear in mind that a day trip will still only give you four and a half hours of shopping time.
- I remember one winter doing a day trip from Eastbourne to the Wainuiomata Coast Road and back.
- To finalise the tour the best was to come, a day trip to Eurodisney, just outside Paris.
- My wife wanted to visit Barcelona, and persuaded me to drive to the Catalonian capital for a day trip.
- We did a day trip out to Shepreth Wildlife Park while they were here.
- This group holds an event each month, mostly at local clubs with an occasional day trip by bus or weekend away.
- Mr McGuire had been taking a group of RAF cadets out on a day trip to Bury when he returned to his car and discovered the parking ticket.
- My wife and I also took a day trip down to Battle, where the Battle of Hastings was fought.
- Activities include arts and crafts, sports, swimming, bowling, cinema and a day trip.
- Monte Carlo is only a ten-minute train ride from Nice, so it seemed like the perfect day trip.
- You may be tempted to extend Texas Tourism Week and take a different day trip every weekend.
- It has ended the quick day trip for US passengers, because the security delays mean it's no longer possible.
- A good day trip should involve either a very short drive or lots of leisurely driving.
Synonyms
trip, excursion, jaunt, expedition, pleasure trip, day out, tour, mystery tour, airing, drive, ride, run, turn, cruise, sally

单词	day trip
释义	Definition of day trip in English: day trip noun A journey or excursion completed in one day. you can take a day trip to the Esk Valley Example sentencesExamples You may be tempted to extend Texas Tourism Week and take a different day trip every weekend. School's out: we went on a day trip to Luxor - five hours by coach, but worth it! I am still amazed at the fact that I can go to Cornwall for a day trip. This group holds an event each month, mostly at local clubs with an occasional day trip by bus or weekend away. Bear in mind that a day trip will still only give you four and a half hours of shopping time. As a tourist destination it was overshadowed by the majesty of Niagara Falls which is a comfortable day trip from the city. It has ended the quick day trip for US passengers, because the security delays mean it's no longer possible. He said that on the day of her disappearance, the family had planned a day trip to Blackpool, but his wife felt unwell and chose not to join them. My wife wanted to visit Barcelona, and persuaded me to drive to the Catalonian capital for a day trip. Almost thirty teenagers will travel to Oakwood on a day trip this Thursday. Mr McGuire had been taking a group of RAF cadets out on a day trip to Bury when he returned to his car and discovered the parking ticket. His favourite day trip would be a visit to a wildlife park or to the zoo. Monte Carlo is only a ten-minute train ride from Nice, so it seemed like the perfect day trip. A good day trip should involve either a very short drive or lots of leisurely driving. Activities include arts and crafts, sports, swimming, bowling, cinema and a day trip. My wife and I also took a day trip down to Battle, where the Battle of Hastings was fought. To finalise the tour the best was to come, a day trip to Eurodisney, just outside Paris. I think we became the first people traveling from Shanghai to cram the experience into a day trip! We did a day trip out to Shepreth Wildlife Park while they were here. I remember one winter doing a day trip from Eastbourne to the Wainuiomata Coast Road and back. Synonyms trip, excursion, jaunt, expedition, pleasure trip, day out, tour, mystery tour, airing, drive, ride, run, turn, cruise, sally Derivatives day tripper nounˈdeɪˌtrɪpəˈdeɪˌtrɪpər A person who goes on a journey or excursion, especially for pleasure, that is completed in one day. a popular destination for day trippers Example sentencesExamples A bevy of day trippers ambled onto the last boat to the mainland at 6.30, and all was quiet. The loss in tourism also encompassed day trippers who might otherwise have spent a shopping day in York, he said. Once the sun sets and the day trippers have left, all is still in Fort Augustus. Definition of day trip in US English: day trip nounˈdā ˌtripˈdeɪ ˌtrɪp A journey or excursion completed in one day. you can take a day trip to the Esk Valley Example sentencesExamples His favourite day trip would be a visit to a wildlife park or to the zoo. I am still amazed at the fact that I can go to Cornwall for a day trip. He said that on the day of her disappearance, the family had planned a day trip to Blackpool, but his wife felt unwell and chose not to join them. I think we became the first people traveling from Shanghai to cram the experience into a day trip! Almost thirty teenagers will travel to Oakwood on a day trip this Thursday. School's out: we went on a day trip to Luxor - five hours by coach, but worth it! As a tourist destination it was overshadowed by the majesty of Niagara Falls which is a comfortable day trip from the city. Bear in mind that a day trip will still only give you four and a half hours of shopping time. I remember one winter doing a day trip from Eastbourne to the Wainuiomata Coast Road and back. To finalise the tour the best was to come, a day trip to Eurodisney, just outside Paris. My wife wanted to visit Barcelona, and persuaded me to drive to the Catalonian capital for a day trip. We did a day trip out to Shepreth Wildlife Park while they were here. This group holds an event each month, mostly at local clubs with an occasional day trip by bus or weekend away. Mr McGuire had been taking a group of RAF cadets out on a day trip to Bury when he returned to his car and discovered the parking ticket. My wife and I also took a day trip down to Battle, where the Battle of Hastings was fought. Activities include arts and crafts, sports, swimming, bowling, cinema and a day trip. Monte Carlo is only a ten-minute train ride from Nice, so it seemed like the perfect day trip. You may be tempted to extend Texas Tourism Week and take a different day trip every weekend. It has ended the quick day trip for US passengers, because the security delays mean it's no longer possible. A good day trip should involve either a very short drive or lots of leisurely driving. Synonyms trip, excursion, jaunt, expedition, pleasure trip, day out, tour, mystery tour, airing, drive, ride, run, turn, cruise, sally
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