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BNC: 3016 COCA: 20361

traveller

noun
 
/ˈtrævələ(r)/
/ˈtrævələr/
(US English traveler)
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  1.  
     a person who is travelling or who often travels旅行者；旅游者；旅客；游客
    • She is a frequent traveller to Belgium.她经常到比利时去旅行。
    • leisure/business travellers休闲/商务旅行者
    • These hotels are becoming popular with the discerning traveller. 这些酒店越来越受有眼光的旅行者的欢迎。
    see also commercial traveller, fellow traveller
    Extra Examples
    • I'm not a great traveller. I'm happiest staying at home.我说不上是旅行家，待在家里最开心。
    • Independent travellers often steer clear of the most touristy spots.不跟团的旅行者常常避开游客最多的景点。
    • Local tribesmen earn their living guiding travellers across the mountains.当地族人靠给翻越大山的游客领路谋生。
    • Stations can be dangerous places for the unwary traveller.车站对于毫无防备之心的旅客来说是危险的地方。
    • hotels that cater to business travellers迎合商务旅客的酒店
    • A friendly welcome awaits the weary traveller.疲惫的旅行者将受到友好的欢迎。
    • Seasoned travellers know which places to avoid.经验丰富的旅行者知道要避开哪些地方。
    • The new travel card is very popular with rail travellers.新的旅行卡很受铁路旅客的欢迎。
    • Travellers might stop at the village but they rarely stay.旅行者可能会在村庄停留，但他们很少停留。
    • His travel books have given pleasure to generations of armchair travellers (= people who prefer to read about travelling rather than travel themselves).他的旅游书给一代代足不出户的神游者带来了乐趣。
    Topics Holidaysa2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • business
    • corporate
    • commercial
    • …
    verb + traveller
    • attract
    • deter
    • cater to
    • …
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  2. (British English) a person who does not live in one place but travels around, especially as part of a group（尤指结队而行的）漂泊者
    • New Age travellers经常迁移的新时代人
    Traveller is used especially to talk about travelling people of Irish origin, but is also used as a word for all travelling people, including people from the Romani community. compare Gypsy
    Culture GypsiesGypsiesGypsies are a people found in many countries. The name Gypsy comes from the word ‘ Egyptian ’ because Gypsies were once thought to have come from Egypt. Some people now believe that they originally came from India. In the US Gypsies are called Roma, and in Britain they are known as Romanies or travellers. The name travellers is more often used for Irish travellers, a group in Britain who, like Gypsies, do not live in settled communities but travel about from place to place living in caravans. The traditional language of the Gypsies is Romani, and new words are made up from Romani elements rather than borrowed from English.Roma or Romanies, like many other minority groups, feel very proud of their identity. In Britain, they are sometimes treated with fear and suspicion by the rest of the population and are often forced to move on from places where they stop.Gypsies usually make money by selling new and second-hand goods. Some collect and sell scrap metal, while others do farm work. A few make a living from entertainment and singing. In the past the women were known for selling clothes pegs, ‘lucky’ white heather (= a wild plant) or bunches of flowers. Many meet each year at the Appleby Horse Fair in Cumbria.Americans have little contact with Gypsies and think of the Roma as exciting, mysterious people who wear bright clothes and gold jewellery and have unusual powers.
    Extra Examples
    • There was a travellers' site just outside the village.村外就有一个漂泊者的据点。
    • There is a programme to ensure access to education for traveller children.有一个确保随行迁移的儿童获得教育的计划。
    • A representative from the travellers' community met with council leaders yesterday.昨天，一名来自旅行者社区的代表会见了议会领导人。
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traveller

noun

 (especially BrE) (NAmE usually traveler) ADJECTIVE | VERB + TRAVELLER ADJECTIVE➤business, corporate (NAmE) 因公出差者；公務旅行者▸➤commercial, old-fashioned) , leisure旅行推銷員；休閒遊客➤holiday (especially NAmE) 假期旅行者➤budget精打細算的遊客▸➤frequent經常旅行的人◇Attractive discounts are available to frequent travellers.常旅客可以享受誘人的折扣。➤foreign, international, world外國／國際／世界遊客➤long-distance長途旅行者▸➤avid, great, inveterate, keen, seasoned狂熱的旅行者；偉大的旅行家；旅遊成癮的人；熱衷旅遊的人；老練的遊客◇I'm not a great traveller. I'm happiest staying at home.我說不上是旅行家，待在家裏最開心。➤adventurous, intrepid喜歡冒險的旅行家▸➤independent (especially BrE) 自助旅遊者◇Independent travellers often steer clear of the most touristy spots.不跟團的旅行者常常避開遊客最多的景點。➤lone孤單的遊客▸➤discerning有眼力的遊客▸➤fellow旅伴◇I got to know my fellow travellers quite well in the course of the three-day journey.經過 3 天的旅行，我對我的旅伴們都很熟識了。➤weary疲憊的旅客▸➤unwary大意的旅客◇Stations can be dangerous places for the unwary traveller.車站對於毫無防備之心的旅客來說是危險的地方。➤air, rail, train乘飛機的旅客；乘火車的旅客▸➤space, time航天旅行者；穿越時空的人▸➤armchair (= sb who does not travel but likes to read about distant places) 足不出戶的神遊旅行者◇His travel books have given pleasure to generations of armchair travellers.他的旅遊書給一代代足不出戶的神遊者帶來了樂趣。VERB + TRAVELLER➤attract, deter吸引／阻止遊客➤cater to迎合旅行者◇hotels that cater to business travellers迎合商務旅客的酒店➤guide給旅遊者指路◇Local tribesmen earn their living guiding travellers across the mountains.當地族人靠給翻越大山的遊客領路謀生。
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traveller (also traveler) noun
⇨ traveller (New Age travellers) ⇨ passenger (a regular traveller) traveller

noun

  ➡ See also the entry for tramp 另见tramp条traveller ♦︎ gypsy ♦︎ nomad ♦︎ RomanyThese are all words for people who have no fixed or permanent home and who travel from place to place. 这些词均表示居无定所、四处漂泊的人。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a traveller / gypsy site◆traveller / gypsy families◆a gypsy / Romany camp / caravan◆the gypsy / nomad / Romany population■ traveller [countable] (BrE) a person who does not live in a building in one place but travels around living in a caravan, especially as part of a group （尤指结队而行，住在车上的）漂泊者◆There was a travellers' site (= where travellers stay) just outside the village.村外就有一个漂泊者的据点。◆There is a programme to ensure access to education for traveller children.有一个确保随行迁移的儿童获得教育的计划。ⓘ In Britain traveller is used especially to talk about travelling people of Irish origin, but is also used as a word for all travelling people including from the Gypsy/Romany community. 在英国，traveller尤指爱尔兰裔的漂泊者，但也可指包括吉普赛人在内的所有经常迁移的人。■ Gypsy ( Gipsy, gypsy, gipsy) ˈdʒɪpsi [countable] (sometimes offensive) a member of a race of people, originally from Asia, who travel around and traditionally live in caravans 吉卜赛人；吉普赛人◆An old gypsy woman offered to tell my fortune.一个吉普赛老妇人主动提出要给我算命。ⓘ The name Gypsy is now often considered offensive and many people prefer to use the name Romany. * Gypsy这一名称现在常被认为有冒犯意味，许多人更喜欢用Romany这一名称。■ nomad ˈnəʊmæd; NAmE ˈnoʊmæd [countable] a member of a traditional community that moves with its animals from place to place 游牧部落的人◆The Tuareg are the largest tribe of nomads in the desert.图阿雷格人是沙漠中最大的游牧部落。■ Romany ˈrɒməni, ˈrəʊməni; NAmE ˈrɑːməni, ˈroʊməni [countable] a member of a race of people, originally from Asia, who travel around and traditionally live in caravans 吉卜赛人；吉普赛人◆They demanded protection for Romanies against attacks from racist groups.他们要求保护吉普赛人免受种族主义团体攻击。
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