day-trip·per (d  tr p  r)n. One who takes a trip during the day without an overnight stop. |
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day-tripper [ˈdeɪˈtrɪpəʳ] day n → Tagesausflügler(in) m(f)
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Translations day-tripper [ˈdeɪˈtrɪpəʳ] day n → Tagesausflügler(in) m(f) |
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The designs, weights and lengths are built to serve every adventurer's purpose, from white-water maneuverability and summer camp durability to light-weight casual day-tripper canoes or large capacity freighters: big canoes built to handle heavy loads (up to 3,000 to 4,000 pounds) and can accommodate a motor. an unkempt day-tripper in our party of five wondered. Years ago a famous remark about Nantucket's day-tripper tourists was attributed to the billionaire property owner and preservationist Walter Beinecke. |
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