holidaymaker
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2.7
- noun
- /ˈhɑːlɪdeɪˌmeɪkər/
- UK
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turista
- A recently built superyacht suggests that at least some wealthy holidaymakers are demanding more from their sailing trips than just exotic islands and sun-drenched sea decks.
Examples
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A holidaymaker had to consult different airlines to make any such deals.
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Thailand is rich in natural beauty, and its natural beauty attracts many holidaymakers and leaves a good impression on those who visit it.
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Deputies in Houston issued an apology today... to the British holidaymaker they arrested last week... in Miami.
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It's the Easter weekend, so hotels are bound to be busy with holidaymakers and families.
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Spain is unquestionably one of the most common holidaymaker destinations on the planet, bringing in a huge number of tourists from all areas of the world.
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People living and working in tick-infested areas have some awareness of these creatures, but 'activity tourists' and holidaymakers may be unaware of the hazard.
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It seems holidaymakers are acclimatising to the recession, and while they may be waiting for last-minute deals, prioritising holiday spend remains on the agenda.
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The town is always popular with holidaymakers, but it's getting an extra boost this year with the recent opening of the Wales Coast Path, an 870-mile meander along the country's edge that includes Tenby on its route.
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Separately, a poll by hospitality firm Diamond Resorts International has found that more than three-quarters (76%) of annual holidaymakers were more satisfied and happy with their lives overall, compared with those who never commit to taking a break.
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During the summer, many holidaymakers flock to the beaches to enjoy the sun.
Synonyms
511
1.0
A person who travels to visit places for pleasure
286
1.0
A person who often goes from place to place
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2.0
A person who spends time away from home to relax or have fun
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4.8
A person who makes a short trip for pleasure to see sights
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2.8
A person who visits famous places while traveling as a tourist
A person who travels to rest and enjoy free time
A person who travels for pleasure on holiday
A person who goes on a short trip for pleasure, returning the same day
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Holidaymaker joins holiday and maker. Holiday comes from an old English word for 'holy day' that became a day for rest and fun, and maker means 'one who makes', so a holidaymaker is a person who travels or stays away from home for pleasure on a holiday.