Summary
to travel {verb}
se déplacer · voyager · aller · aller en véhicule
travel {noun}
transport · déplacement · voyage
English-French translation for "to travel"
"to travel" French translation
to travel {verb}
to travel [traveled; travelled|traveled; travelled] {vb} (also: to get around, to go, to shift)
The Government recognizes the need for families to travel with their children.
The right to travel abroad may be exercised and restricted as stipulated by law.
She has been able to travel extensively in the country without restriction.
Bhutanese have always been free to travel within or outside the country.
The first is the political element — the travel ban on some members of UNITA.
to travel [traveled; travelled|traveled; travelled] {vb} (also: to get around, to go places, to see the world)
Like many of our fellow citizens, I have had the opportunity to travel abroad.
I am not one of them because my health does not allow me to travel, unfortunately.
After completing her degree next year, she hopes to take some time off to travel.
In order to travel they must first get the permission from the local authority.
If required to travel, they may be issued a United Nations laissez-passer.
to travel [traveled; travelled|traveled; travelled] {vb} (also: to go, to go along, to fare, to be going)
Because of security concerns, the Panel was denied permission to travel to Mogadishu.
They want to live, play, go to school, travel and explore their world.
And travel between one bantustan and another is through Israeli checkpoints.
They can only travel as far as their 10 year old cars can take them.
In my grandparents ' time, it took several days to travel from Vitoria to Seville.
travel {noun}
(d) the liberalization of air transport, with the creation of travel agencies;
The United Nations would bear the cost of travel for the members of the delegation.
(f) Providing procurement, transportation, travel and other general services;
Annual outlays for special assistance, travel and health expenditure, 2004 ($)
The whole population is within less than one hour's travel to all services.
travel {noun} (also: move, displacement, shift)
Rule 207.17 Computation of the daily subsistence allowance while in travel status
Does he have some travel plans or is he entertaining some distinguished visitors?
(b) The reasonable travel and other expenses incurred by the arbitrators;
above range to adjust for cost of travel for access in northern Ontario).
The appointment of regionally based members will reduce travel costs.
(a) A travel grant approved by the Secretariat is given on an individual basis.
The 'travel authorisation ' proposed by the Commission would erode this mechanism.
All claims for reimbursement of travel expenses must be supported by receipts.
The procedure for acquisition of travel documents is simplified and expeditious.
It is envisaged that travel of its members will be funded from the core budget.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "travel":
© Princeton Universitygo · move · locomote · trip · jaunt · journey · move around · locomotion · traveling · travelling · change of location
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to travel" in French
Similar words
Trappist · traps · trash · trashcan · trashy · trauma · traumatic · traumatism · traumatized · trave · travel · travel-sickness · travelator · traveler · travelers · traveling · traveller · travelling · travelogue · travels · traversal
In the Korean-English dictionary you will find more translations.