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masculine

/vwajaʒ/

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Translation

journey, trip

Word origin

From Latin viaticum ('provisions for a journey'), from via ('road, way'). English borrowed the French word directly as 'voyage'.

Origin: Latin
Root: viaticum
English cognates: voyage, viaticum

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralvoyages

Examples

The train journey lasted six hours.

appelle- !

Have a good trip and call us soon!

' au Japon.

She dreams of a trip to Japan.

Italie au .

My next trip will be to Italy in the spring.

' .

He has been preparing his business trip for weeks.

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This word is part of lesson 13.