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trav-el
(tr"vPl)
v.,
-eled, -el-ingesp. Brit.
)
-elled, -el-ling,
n., adj.
v.i.
to go
from one place to another, as
by car, train, plane, or ship;
take a trip; journey:
to
travel for pleasure.
Basketball.
walk (def. 9).
to move in
a fixed course, as a piece of
mechanism.
v.t.
adj.
used or designed for use while
traveling:
a travel alarm clock.
[1325-75; ME (north and Scots),
orig. the same word as travail
(by shift ""to toil,
labor'' > ""to
make a laborious
journey'')]trav'el-a-ble,
adj.a travel alarm clock.
[1325-75; ME (north and Scots),
orig. the same word as travail
(by shift ""to toil,
labor'' > ""to
make a laborious
journey'')]trav'el-a-ble,
adj.
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