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traveler

n. countable
A2 Elementary US //ˈtɹævəɫɝ// trav·el·er Archaic General-service

n. a person who is going from one place to another, especially on a long trip. You use this for someone who visits different countries or cities for fun or work.

n. a person who is making a journey or who travels often. Refers to anyone engaged in transit, regardless of the distance or the mode of transportation used.


SIMPLE

The tired traveler finally reached the hotel at midnight.

CONTEXTUAL

Every summer, thousands of travelers visit the national park to see the famous waterfalls and hiking trails.

COMPLEX

Modern digital tools have fundamentally changed the experience for the solo traveler, allowing for real-time navigation and instant translation in regions that were once considered inaccessible.

Origin

From travel + -er.

Usage

Commonly modified by adjectives like 'frequent', 'weary', or 'seasoned'.

Pitfall

The traveler arrived to London.The traveler arrived in London.Learners often use 'to' with 'arrive', but 'in' is required for cities and countries.

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