trav·el
ˈtravəl/
verb
verb: travel; 3rd person present: travels; past tense: travelled; past participle: travelled; gerund or present participle: travelling; past tense: traveled; past participle: traveled; gerund or present participle: traveling
- 1.make a journey, typically of some length or abroad."the vessel had been traveling from Libya to Ireland"
- journey along (a road) or through (a region)."he traveled the world with the army"
- informalresist motion sickness, damage, or some other impairment on a journey."he usually travels well"
- be enjoyed or successful away from the place of origin."accordion music travels well"
- datedgo from place to place as a sales representative."he traveled for a shoe company through Mississippi"
- (of an object or radiation) move, typically in a constant or predictable way."light travels faster than sound"
synonyms: move, be transmitted "light travels faster than sound" - informal(especially of a vehicle) move quickly.
- 2.Basketballtake more than the allowed number of steps (typically two) while holding the ball without dribbling it.
noun
noun: travel
- 1.the action of traveling, typically abroad."I have a job that involves a lot of travel"
- journeys, especially long or exotic ones.plural noun: travels"perhaps you'll write a book about your travels"
synonyms: journeys, expeditions, trips, tours, excursions, voyages, treks, safaris, explorations, wanderings, odysseys, pilgrimages, jaunts, junkets; More archaicperegrinations"she amassed great wealth during her travels" - (of a device) designed so as to be sufficiently compact for use on a journey.modifier noun: travel"a travel iron"
- the range, rate, or mode of motion of a part of a machine.