tour

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. a short visit to a building or place where someone shows you around.

n. a guided visit to a particular site, building, or institution to learn about its history or function.

日本語:見学※

Español:tour

“The museum offers a free guided tour every hour.”

“The factory tour provided a fascinating insight into the automated assembly process and the company's quality control measures.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Sports

n. a series of concerts or sports matches played in different places.

n. a series of professional engagements, such as concerts or sporting events, undertaken by a performer or team in different locations.

日本語:ツアー※

“The band is going on a world tour to promote their new album.”

“The national cricket team's winter tour of the West Indies was cut short due to unforeseen logistical complications.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Law Formal

n. a period of time spent serving in the military in a specific place.

n. a period of duty or service in a particular location or assignment, typically in a military context.

“He returned home last week after completing a six-month tour in the desert.”

“The sergeant was commended for his exceptional leadership during his third tour of duty in the region.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to travel around a place to see it or to perform.

v. to travel through a region or area, either for pleasure or for professional purposes.

“The theater company will tour the country throughout the summer.”

“The researchers spent the autumn touring various remote villages to collect data on local dialects and oral traditions.”