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Will you tell me the respective difference of each word?-tramp,trek, excursion, expedition, hike While preparing for the approahing CET6 (College English Test, band 6), I met several words which are quite seemingly confusing through their Chinese meanings. Consequently, I thought I should ask for some help and thereby get it clear. Here comes the question----What are the differences among" tramp,trek, excursion, expedition, hike "? The Chinese translations of these words consist common points, like "travel to a far place", how will you use them in your English based circumstance?

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Tramp (usually used as a verb) = to walk in a resigned manner..., not enjoyable. ie to tramp around busy stores. Trek = usually a long, tiring journey, originally used to describe a migration of people from one part of the African Cape region to another area free of government. Not undertaken for pleasure Excursion = A short duration trip taken for pleasure. Usually begins in a vehicle followed by a walk around a place of interest and return by vehicle. Expedition = A journey undertaken by explorers or scientists or adventurers to fulfill a scientific aim or physical challenge.. This requires a great deal of planning and preparation. Hike = a long walk undertaken for pleasure, usually strenuous, in wilderness areas.

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