Translation
journey, commute, route
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Word origin
From Italian traietto ('crossing, passage'), from Latin traiectus, from traicere ('to throw across'). English 'trajectory' comes from the related Latin traiectorius.
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- traietto
- English cognates
- trajectory, project
Grammar
Examples
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The train journey takes two hours.
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My commute to work is very long.
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Have a good journey and call me when you arrive!
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This route goes through the town centre and past the station.
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The bus route has been changed because of roadworks.
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