I'm going to travel.

"travel" is "travel" in English. Let me take you to know other details of travel, hoping to help you:

First, the phonetic symbols of words

Pronunciation of words: English ['trvl], American ['trvl]

Second, the word definition

V. travel; Go somewhere; Dissemination; Move quickly; Take a step

Travel; move

Third, the usage of words

The basic meaning of (noun) travel is "walking, driving", and it can be extended to "traveling, traveling", which refers to a person's multiple trips to different places, especially a long-term trip abroad. When travel is used as an uncountable noun, it means traveling without indefinite articles; If you refer to a long trip to many places, you often use the plural form. Travel can also refer to "travel notes, travel notes", usually in the plural, but without many or numbers. Travel also means "a group of passengers".

The basic meaning of (verb) travel refers to walking, driving, traveling, traveling, passing through and bypassing a certain area. Extension can mean "recalling". It can also mean "(be) spread", "transport" and "go out to promote or tour business" Travel can be used as an intransitive verb or a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, nouns and pronouns are followed as objects. Can be used for passive structures. Travel can be followed by the preposition by, in or on+ means of transportation. Travel can also refer to "moving fast" and be used as an intransitive verb.

Fourth, phrase collocation

-advertise travel in ... Promote travel to ...

-build up travel to develop tourism to ...

-encourage tourist travel to encourage sightseeing.

-enjoy travel Have a nice trip

-forsake a travel abandoned a travel book.

-long for a travel is eager to travel

-make worldwide travels travel around the world.

-modernize a travel to modernize tourism.

-promote travel to promote tourism

-publish one's travel publishes travel notes.

-read travelsread travel notes

-recite travels details travel.

-recount travels describes the trip.

-relinquish travels abandons travel.

-set out travel to travel.

V. Discrimination of word meaning

The nouns journey, tour, travel, trip, voyage, excuse, expedition and cruise all mean "travel". The most common word "journey" mainly refers to a long and long one-way land trip, and also refers to a trip on water or in the air. Tour refers to the last trip back to the place of departure, with stopovers, long or short distances and different purposes. Travel generally refers to the act of traveling rather than a specific trip. It refers to a long-term trip to a distant place, and does not emphasize the direct destination. Both singular and plural numbers are available. Trip is a common word, which is often used in spoken language, and often refers to a relatively short trip for business or pleasure. Voyage refers to traveling back and forth on water, especially at sea, and can also refer to air travel. Excursion is a more formal term, which often refers to a short-term recreational trip of no more than one day, or an hiking trip to and from a specific scenic spot by train or ship. Expedition refers to an expedition or exploration with a specific purpose. Cruise mainly refers to a cruise by boat and stops at many places.

VI. Bilingual Examples

Sound travels better in water than in air. Sound travels faster in water than in air.

I've always had a yen to travel around the world. I've always been eager to travel around the world.

I go to bed early if I'm traveling the next day. If I travel the next day, I will go to bed early.

-flying is quiet the best way to travel. Air is definitely the best way to travel.

-when I finished college I went traveling for six months. I traveled abroad for six months after graduating from college.

We lost our money when the travel company went bankrupt, and we lost all our money.

-The novel is based on his travels in India. This novel is based on his trip to India.

Travel generally refers to long-distance travel, or travel abroad or far away. The difference with journey is that it does not focus on a certain destination, but has the meaning of traveling around the world. When used as a noun, it is often used in the plural.

He has just returned from his travels. He has just returned from a trip.

2 trip generally refers to short-distance travel and direct travel to the destination. In everyday language, trip can be used in common with journey.

I am going on a trip to the seaside during the summer holidays. I will travel to the seaside during the summer vacation.

3 tour

Tour travel, traveling, sightseeing, the main destination is sightseeing or inspection, the distance can be long or short, often with the meaning of "finally returning to the starting point."

Generally, group tours are tours, and those with tour guides are Guide Tour. 5-day Tour to France: 5-day tour to France

He is making a tour of the world. He has traveled around the world.

4 journey mainly refers to one-way long-distance "travel" by sea, land and air. When expressing "travel", English should say "go on a journey" instead of "go to a journey".

Mr. Smith made a journey from Paris to New York. Mr. Smith made a trip from Paris to new york.