Pronunciation: /ˈtrævəlɪŋ/
verb the act of moving from one place to another, typically over a long distance
A1 I enjoy traveling to new places.
A2 She is traveling to Paris next week.
B1 Traveling by train is often more relaxing than by car.
B2 After traveling around Europe for a month, I feel more cultured.
C1 Traveling for work allows me to experience different cultures.
C2 Having traveled extensively, I am now planning to write a book about my experiences.
adjective engaged in the act of traveling
A1 I enjoy traveling to new places.
A2 She prefers traveling by train rather than by plane.
B1 Traveling abroad can be a great way to learn about different cultures.
B2 Traveling solo allows you to have more freedom and independence.
C1 His job requires a lot of traveling to different countries.
C2 Traveling first class makes the journey much more comfortable and luxurious.
formal Traveling for business allows me to visit different cities and meet new clients.
informal I love traveling to new places and trying out different cuisines.
slang I'm always down for some spontaneous traveling with friends.
figurative Traveling through life's ups and downs has made me a stronger person.
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