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travelled, traveled AM [ˈtrævəld] ADJ

I . travel <-ll- [or AM -l-]> [ˈtrævəl] VB intr

3. travel inf (go fast):

II . travel <-ll- [or AM -l-]> [ˈtrævəl] VB trans

III . travel [ˈtrævəl] N

1. travel (act of travelling):

Phrases:

podróże fpl

business travel, business trip N

travel agency N

travel agent N

travel bag N

travel bureau N

travel bureau → travel agency

See also travel agency

travel agency N

travel cot N

travel insurance N no pl

travel sickness N no pl MED

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
He traveled by stage coach, buggy, lumber wagon, hand car and passenger coach on the train.
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Pain traveled up the arm to the axilla, which developed painful masses.
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The lightning hit the top of his head, singed his hair, traveled down, and burnt his chest and stomach.
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Mack's show catered primarily to truck drivers who traveled during the late-night hours.
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Next to the information desk are two water fountains and a sign that tells drinkers how far this water has traveled.
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Beginning in 1947, the cottage served as the home of a marionette theater troupe that traveled across the city performing on playgrounds and school auditoriums.
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During his lifetime, his work was highly valued and in itself was enough to pay for the hospitality provided by his friends as he traveled.
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Each unit traveled with a contingent, which followed behind.
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He claimed that unlike saline enemas, the caffeine traveled through the smooth muscle of the small intestine, and into the liver.
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She traveled and lectured intensively, making connections with and between indigenous people, labor, and environmentalists.
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