Synonym: travelled. Similar words: travelled, traveler, unravel, traverse, travesty, contravene, crave, brave. Meaning: ['trævl] adj. 1. traveled over or through; sometimes used as a combining term 2. familiar with many parts of the world.
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(181) After studying at University College London, Brandy traveled to Scotland to do research on the natterjack toad for her dissertation, earning herself a Masters degree in Conservation.
(182) I traveled most of the mountains and virgin forest alone.
(183) One news article at the time warned that trains would "blight crops with their smoke, terrorize livestock ...and people could asphyxiate" if they traveled on them.
(184) The distance traveled by a machine screw in a single revolution.
(185) He seldom traveled by horse cart or boat but climbed mountains and ridges and took long, difficult journeys most of the time with the aim of conducting a real and careful exploration.
(186) He traveled across the country with other well - known performers, including the Marx Brothers.
(187) One Atlanta reader wrote about taking along his seven-year-old Basset hound when he traveled to a wedding.
(188) From Mount Ararat , Shem traveled west. Genetic data reflects a clear picture of this journey.
(189) Last September , about 40 families traveled to capital call attention to the plight of abducted children.
(190) Robert Fulton said the first part of the trip was not exciting. He had traveled in much of Europe before.
(191) Vowed Charnel, who traveled everyplace With her slippered foot in a velvet case.
(191) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
(192) We saw the billowy ocean when we traveled from England to America by ship.
(193) Following the uproar caused by this work, Wollstonecraft traveled to Paris, where she observed the French Revolution and wrote a justification on its behalf.
(194) Oh, I forgot to mention, the road from Kunming to Dali which we traveled at night had a deep trench on either side.
(195) Born in Lansing , Michigan on April 10,1951, Seagal traveled to Japan at the age of seventeen.
(196) Homo sapiens had probably already traveled from its African homeland through most of Europe and Asia.
(197) business for O'Hara Brothers, he had visited Augusta, a hundred miles up the Savannah River, and he had traveled inland far enough to visit the old towns westward from that city.
(198) I am the person who likes to traveled very much, though I important money.
(199) Sima Qian ( 145 ~86 BC ) was such an extensively traveled Western Han historian.
(200) Last May, Defense Secretary Robert Gates traveled to the Eisenhower library in Abilene, Kans., and praised the 34th president for keeping the lid on defense spending during the 1950s.
(201) On which mission did Charlie Brown and Snoopy accompany the astronauts as they traveled into space?
(202) He had traveled too often with the Judge not to know the sensation of riding in a baggage car.
(203) This is just one of the heartbreaking sights captured on film by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) as they traveled around North Korea last month delivering aid to the most needy.
(204) Murrow traveled to Vienna to report on Nazi forces entering the Austrian capital. The broadcast also included reports from London, Berlin, Paris, France and Rome, Italy. It was a huge success.
(205) The team observed the phenanthrene as it traveled through the blood, and watched as it destroyed DNA and caused mutations that lead to cancer.
(206) Shown in a NASA illustration, the full annular eclipse of January 15, 2010, cast a dark lunar shadow along a 190-mile-wide (300-kilometer-wide) path that traveled across nearly half Earth's surface.
(207) He intentionally became struck in the ice and traveled with it across the Arctic Ocean!
(208) As the scarab traveled throughout Europe and Asia by trade, war and politics, its purpose changed.
(209) This time-lag depends on the distance the signal has traveled through the interstellar medium: the longer the distance, the greater the time lag.
(210) I traveled to France in 1993 to tour the beaches and write about the 50th anniversary of the D-day invasion.