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tour [tʊə] n 1. an extended journey, usually taken for pleasure, visiting places of interest along the route 2. (Military) Military a period of service, esp in one place of duty 3. a short trip, as for inspection 4. a trip made by a theatre company, orchestra, etc., to perform in several different places a concert tour 5. (General Sporting Terms) an overseas trip made by a cricket or rugby team, etc., to play in several places vb 1. to make a tour of (a place) 2. (Performing Arts / Theatre) (Business / Marketing) to perform (a show) or promote (a product) in several different places [from Old French: a turn, from Latin tornus a lathe, from Greek tornos; compare turn] tour (tʊər) n. 1. a traveling around from place to place. 2. a long journey including the visiting of a number of places, esp. with a group led by a guide. 3. a brief trip through a place in order to view or inspect it. 4. a journey from town to town, as by a theatrical company or performer. 5. a period of duty at one place or in one job. v.i. 6. to travel from place to place. 7. to travel from town to town giving performances. v.t. 8. to travel through (a place). 9. to send or take (a theatrical company) from town to town. [1250–1300; Middle English (n.) < Middle French < Latin tornus < Greek tórnos tool for making a circle. compare turn]
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tour noun 2. journey, expedition, excursion, trip, progress, outing, jaunt, junket, peregrination week five of my tour of European cities 3. visit, inspection, ramble, walk round, walkabout a guided tour of a ruined Scottish castle Translations tour [ˈtʊəʳ] A. N 1. (by tourist) [of country] → gira f, viaje m; [of city] → recorrido m; [of building, exhibition] → visita f a tour around Europe → una gira or un viaje por Europa to go on a tour of sth they went on a tour of the Lake District → hicieron una excursión or un viaje por la Región de los Lagos to go on a walking/cycling tour → hacer una excursión a pie/en bicicleta we went on a tour around London → hicimos un recorrido por Londres guided tour [of famous building] → visita f guiada or con guía; [of city] → recorrido m turístico(con guía) see also coach, conducted B1 see also grand, mystery 2. (by musician, team, statesman) → gira f concert tour → gira f de conciertos he is currently on a lecture tour in the States → actualmente está dando una serie de conferencias por Estados Unidos they gave us a tour of the factory → nos enseñaron la fábrica tour of inspection → recorrido m or ronda f de inspección he made a tour of the villages threatened by the volcano → visitó or recorrió los pueblos amenazados por el volcán to be/go on tour → estar/ir de gira to take a play on tour → hacer una gira con una obra de teatro world tour → gira f mundial see also whistle-stop 3. (Mil) tour of duty → periodo m de servicio 4. (US) (Golf) the tour → la temporada B. VT 1. (as tourist) [+ country, region] → recorrer, viajar por; [+ town] → recorrer they are touring France → están recorriendo Francia, están viajando por Francia 2. (officially) → ir de gira por the band toured Europe last year → el año pasado el grupo se fue de gira por Europa the Royal Opera is currently touring Japan → actualmente la Royal Opera está de gira por Japón the play is touring the provinces → están de gira con la obra por provincias the England team will be touring South Africa this winter → el equipo inglés hará una gira por Sudáfrica este invierno the Prince toured the factory → el Príncipe visitó la fábrica C. VI 2. (officially) [musician, team] → ir de gira he's currently touring in the States → actualmente está de gira por Estados Unidos D. CPD tour director N (US) → guía mf turístico/a tour guide N → guía mf turístico/a tour manager N (Sport, Mus) → encargado/a m/f de gira tour operator N → touroperador(a) m/f tour [ˈtʊər] n (= journey) → voyage m a package tour → un voyage organisé to go on a tour of [+ country, area] → visiter I went on a tour of Scotland during my vacation → J'ai visité l'Écosse pendant mes vacances. vt [tourist, visitor] → visiter tour n (= journey, walking tour etc) → Tour f; (by bus, car etc also) → Fahrt f, → Reise f, → Tour f; (of town, building, exhibition etc) → Rundgang m → (of durch); (also guided tour) → Führung f → (of durch); (by bus) → Rundfahrt f → (of durch); to go on a tour of Scotland → auf eine Schottlandreise gehen; to make a tour of Germany → eine Deutschlandreise machen; he took us on a tour of the Highlands → er machte mit uns eine Reise durch die Highlands (also tour of inspection) → Runde f → (of durch); (esp on foot) → Rundgang m → (of durch); he had a 3-year tour (of duty) in Africa → er wurde für drei Jahre nach Afrika versetzt; leave between tours (of duty) → Urlaub m → zwischen zwei Versetzungen; to make a tour of the site/house → einen Rundgang durch das Gelände/das Haus machen (Theat) → Gastspielreise f, → Tournee f → (of durch); (Sport) → Tournee f; to go/be on tour → auf Gastspielreise or Tournee gehen/sein; to take a company/play on tour → mit einer Truppe/einem Stück auf Gastspielreise or Tournee gehen tour [ˈtʊəʳ] 1. n (gen) → giro; (of building, exhibition, town) → visita; (by performers, team) → tournée f inv package tour → viaggio organizzato a round the world tour → un giro del mondo to go on a tour of (region, country) → fare il giro di (museum, castle) → visitare to go on a walking/cycling tour of Tuscany → fare il giro della Toscana a piedi/in bicicletta on tour (Theatre) → in tournée to go on tour → andare in tournée tour of inspection → giro d'ispezione 2. vt (subj, tourists) → fare un giro di, fare un viaggio in; (performers, team) → fare una tournée in 3. vi (also to go touring) → andare a fare un viaggio 1. a journey to several places and back. They went on a tour of Italy. 2. a visit around a particular place. He took us on a tour of the house and gardens. 3. an official period of time of work usually abroad. He did a tour of duty in Fiji. verb to go on a tour (around). to tour Europe. ˈtourism noun the industry dealing with tourists ie hotels, catering etc. Tourism is an important part of our economy. ˈtourist noun a person who travels for pleasure. London is usually full of tourists; (also adjective) the tourist industry. ˈtour guide noun a person who guides tourists on trips. ˈtourist guide noun a guide with information about tourist attractions. tour → جولة, يَتَجوَل procestovat, zájezd tur, være på turne bereisen, Tour περιοδεία, περιοδεύω gira, recorrer kiertomatka, tehdä kiertomatka tour, visiter obilazak, obilaziti fare un giro turistico, giro turistico 旅行, 旅行する 여행, 여행하다 tour, touren reise rundt, rundreise objechać, wycieczka digressão, passear, turnê путешествовать, тур resa runt, rundresa การท่องเที่ยวไปชมสถานที่ต่างๆ, ท่องเที่ยวไปชมสถานที่ต่างๆ tur, tura çıkmak chuyến du lịch, đi du lịch 旅游, 游览 Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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