Collocations for "trekking"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "trekking" in context.
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trek
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [long, short, relaxing, difficult, backbreaking] trek
- is a [long] trek to (get to)
- a trek [through the woods, along the river]
- a [five] -mile trek
- take a trek (to)
- had blisters after the [long] trek
- a trek across the [country, mountains]
- just a short trek to the [store, school] from here
- the [long, daily] trek to [work, school]
- a [long] trek to [freedom, safety, the nearest town]
- trek to [the campsite, distant places, the destination]
- trek out to [the campsite]
- trek through the [woods, rain, difficult terrain]
- trek out into the [rain, blizzard, wild]
- trek down the [path, road, hill]
- trek across the [country, desert, mountains]
- trek around the [lake, city]
- trek all the way [to, up, across, along]
'trekking' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):