/rekoˈreɾ/
#2496 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
to travel
Word origin
From Latin recurrere ('to run back'), from re- ('again, back') plus currere ('to run'). The same root currere gives English 'current' and 'course'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- recurrere
- English cognates
- recur, course
Grammar
Verb type-er regular
Examples
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We are going to travel around the whole city on foot.
cientos .
The train covers hundreds of kilometres every day.
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I like to go round the small villages on the coast.
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How long does it take you to cover that distance?
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We went round the entire museum in two hours.
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