travel

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈtrævəl/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈtrævəl/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(trav′əl)

Inflections of 'travel' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
When both "l" and "ll" forms exist, spellings with a double "l" are correct, but rare, in US English, while those with a single "l" are not correct in UK English.
travels
v 3rd person singular
travelling
v pres p (Mainly UK)
traveling
v pres p (US)
travelled
v past (Mainly UK)
traveled
v past (US)
travelled
v past p (Mainly UK)
traveled
v past p (US)

Collocations for "travel"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "travel" in context.

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travel

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
v
  1. travel the [world, country]
  2. travel [to, around, through, throughout, across] [Australia, Europe]
  3. (have) traveled all over
  4. travel all [over, across] [Australia]
  5. travel [somewhere, someplace]
  6. travel through the [woods, desert]
  7. travel through [space, time]
  8. traveling from place to place
  9. travel for [work, vacation, leisure]
  10. travel for the summer
  11. [went, was] traveling for [two months]
  12. travel for [less, cheap]
  13. traveling with your [friends, parents]
  14. have traveled extensively
  15. [would love, need] to travel more
  16. travel up the [mountains, hills]
  17. have been traveling all [day]
  18. have traveled for [hours, miles]
  19. traveled to [see, hear, witness]
  20. [need, have] to travel the distance
n
  1. [business, leisure, tourist, adventure] travel
  2. [space, time] travel
  3. [set, start] out on your travels
  4. have [seen, met, found] many on my travels
  5. [ask, talk, write] about her travels (in)
  6. [on, during] my travels around [Asia, America, the world, the country]
  7. her [interests, hobbies] include [art, music] and travel
  8. the [job, work] involves a lot of travel
  9. [an increase, a decrease, a surge] in travel
  10. a [book, blog, vlog] of travels
  11. the travel of [food, time, passengers]
  12. travel and [transportation, leisure, tourism]
n as adj
  1. travel [arrangements, guides, plans, agencies, insurance]
  2. a travel [alarm, game, book, blog, pillow, blanket]
  3. (book with a) travel agent
  4. travel tips
  5. (handy) travel-size [toothpaste, bottle, jar, products]
'travel' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
America - China - Earth - Paris - agent - alien - apple - bag - bargain - between - blog - budget - business - cancellation - carefree - carriage - cart - checklist - companion - concession - constant - convention - country - delay - direction - distant - document - east - economy - either - entitle - escort - essential - expenditure - expense - express - feasible - ferry - flexible - forefront - frail - future - gap - guidance - handbook - helpful - holy - hospitality - insurance - international

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