常见搭配 | 例句 |
travel economy class/first class | I’ve always believed that travelling first class is a waste of money. |
travel abroad | Nowadays, many jobs provide the opportunity to travel abroad. |
want to/wish to travel | I’ve always wanted to travel across Europe. |
go travelling | After finishing college, I went travelling for a year. |
travel light | If you’re a business person who travels regularly, you probably know how to travel light. |
常见搭配 | 例句 |
air/bus/car/train travel | In my opinion, bus travel tends to be convenient but often uncomfortable. |
travel arrangements/plans | When going on holiday with my family, I’m usually the one in charge of making all travel arrangements. |
business/leisure travel | Business travel can be exhausting or exciting, it depends on how often you have to travel. |
travel documents/documentation | The first thing you need to do when planning a trip abroad is to check your travel documents are up to date. |
travel agency/agent | It wasn’t that long ago that using a travel agent to make your holiday arrangements was the only way to go. |
Collocation | Example |
holiday destination/resort/venue | It’s hard to say what the best holiday destinations are, as it all depends on what you want from a holiday. |
dream holiday | My dream holiday would be a week in Hawaii with my wife. |
go on/ take a holiday | In my experience, taking a holiday isn’t always relaxing. |
holiday season/period | I usually go back to my home country for the holiday season. |
on holiday | We met while on holiday in France. |
词性 | noun |
含义 | a short journey or trip usually made for pleasure |
搭配 |
go on/make an excursion take somebody on an excursion arrange/organize an excursion an excursion to (somewhere) half-day/full-day/weekend excursion |
例句 | We decided to go on an all-day excursion to a remote island. |
发音 | /ɪkˈskɜː.ʒən/ |
词性 | phrasal verb |
含义 | to begin a journey |
搭配 |
set off for (somewhere) set off on (something) |
例句 | Without knowing it, we were setting off on a trip of a lifetime. |
发音 | /setˈɒf/ |
词性 | noun |
含义 | a long journey, usually by ship |
搭配 |
epic/great voyage ocean/sea voyage embark on/go on/set out on a voyage on a/the voyage |
例句 | It was an epic voyage across the Atlantic. |
发音 | /ˈvɔɪ.ɪdʒ/ |
词性 | noun |
含义 | a list of people who have asked for something that is not available but that might be in the future |
搭配 |
be on a waiting list put someone on a/the waiting list a waiting list for (something) |
例句 | The flight was full, but I was put on the waiting list in case someone cancelled. |
发音 | /ˈweɪ.tɪŋ ˌlɪst/ |
词性 | noun |
含义 | a stopping place on a journey |
搭配 |
a layover in (somewhere) a one-hour, etc. layover |
例句 | We had a six-hour layover in Dubai since our connecting flight was delayed. |
发音 | /ˈleɪˌəʊ.vər/ |
词性 | verb |
含义 | to sell more hotel rooms, seats on an airplane, etc., than are available |
搭配 | overbook a flight/a hotel |
例句 | A lot of people don’t know that they have a right to compensation if their flights are overbooked. |
发音 | /ˌəʊ.vəˈbʊk/ |