what's the difference between 'travel' and 'trip' ?
what's the difference between 'travel' and 'trip' ?
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Travel is the most general word that stands for the act of going from one place to another. It does not necessarily imply a return.
Trip is a journey of relatively short duration for some purpose (vacation, business), usually including the return.
In other words:
Trip - refer to (ususally) shorter visit with intent to return to point of origin. I am taking a short trip to Shanghai next week. I'll be back beforethe weekend.
For example:
I went on a day trip to France. We left at 6.30 in the morning and returned before midnight the same day.
Where's Laurie? ~ He won't be in this week. He's gone on a business trip to Malaysia and Singapore.
Travel is the general term to describe going from one place to another.
Hope this helps you. :)
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As a noun, a trip is a single journey to where you are going and back again. The trip is over once you return home.
As a noun, travel can refer to all of your trips that you have taken or plan to take. Taking a trip to Russia is travel. Taking a trip to Egypt the next year is still travel, but not part of the same trip.
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travel refers to long journey on the other hand trip refers to short one. Thats the main differences of these words.
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