a round trip: British and American meanings
Is it true that in British English a round trip is a journey to one or more places and back again by a route that does not cover the same ground twice, and in American English it is a journey to a place and back again along the same route?
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No, both in British and American English a round trip just means to one or more places and back again. Does not have to be the exact same route necessarily but neither does it have to be different.
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