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travel experience

travel experience

2 3.0
An event or feeling you have while travelling that you remember
  • noun
  • /ˈtrævəl ɪkˈspɪərɪns/
translation icon : experiencia de viaje
  • One travel experience that really changed how I see the world was hiking through the Amazon rainforest.
  • the best travel experiences

Those are some of the happiest travel experiences of my life, is me travelling to those virtual worlds and spending time in them.

Examples

  • Thank you, Sharon, for sharing your mother's letters and her travel experience.

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  • I have no doubt that your world travel experience was incredible.

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  • Find the perfect travel experiences for you.

  • Getting it right can make for a rich travel experience.

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  • Looking for ways to make your travel experience go smoothly?

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  • I love hiking here in California and have had some awesome travel experiences right where I live.

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  • Thankfully, in this article, anybody can get many ways that will make the travel experience memorable for a long time.

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  • Tisha asks which travel experiences have given you most so far and why?

  • I'm content enjoying my travel experiences in the moment, capturing them for myself and sharing them.

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  • Look ahead and plan the ultimate educational travel experience for you and your top ensemble for June 23-29, 2010.

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Synonyms

experience
vstravel experience
1.0

An event you live through that leaves a strong impression

is limited to events or feelings that happen during trips

How Memorable

to adventure
1 3.7
travel experience
2 3.0
trip
1.0
quick trip
11 1.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

travel + experience

The meaning 'an event or memorable occurrence while traveling' is directly derivable from combining 'travel' (the activity of journeying) with 'experience' (a memorable event). This noun-noun composition follows a common, cross-linguistic pattern and uses transparent, frequent words, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will readily understand it.

Etymology

Travel experience comes from the simple picture of going on a trip ( travel ) and having events or feelings ( experience ) along the way, like moments you remember and tell others about. So, it means 'an event, activity, or feeling that a person has while traveling'.