What's the difference between traveling and traveling?

I know this. I remember the basic vocabulary of CET-4 and CET-6. I'll give you a brief list, let's have a look first ~ ~

Let's look at the meaning of two words in detail ~ ~

I. Meaning

(1) the significance of the tour.

The word tour can be used as noun, transitive verb and intransitive verb.

When used as a noun, it means "travel, travel; Tour performance, name; Thor (Sweden); (British) tourism "; When used as a transitive verb, it means "travel, travel in …"; When used as an intransitive verb, it means "travel, travel; Take a tour. "

(2) 2) The meaning of trip

Trip has only two meanings, which can be used as a noun or a verb. But it means more.

When used as a noun, it means "travel, especially short-distance round trip;" A timetable (for a race, etc); Hallucinations (experienced while taking drugs); Trip; Mistakes; An exciting experience; Self-indulgent attitude (or action); A switch (of a machine or circuit); Trip (of safety device); A brisk pace; A wonderful and interesting experience. When used as a verb, it means "travel; (cause) to fall; Walk briskly (or run or jump); Trigger (switch); (informal) hallucinating (after taking drugs); Easy to spit out; Automatic disconnection (of some circuits); Crane (anchor); To erect (a sail yard); Take a short trip. "

Second, grammatical usage.

Simply tell you the different uses of the two words ~ ~

Tour means "traveling around", which often means booking some stops in advance according to a certain route and finally returning to the starting point.

Trip usually refers to a short trip, especially a temporary trip to other places to deal with business matters. For example, if you are going on a business trip for 1-2 days, use this itinerary.

Thirdly, bilingual examples.

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Tourism: "Traveling around" refers to sightseeing tours with short stops in many places on the way. ?

We visited the yacht and checked the cables and emergencies.

Gear.

We looked around the yacht and checked its mooring lines and emergency devices. ?

In order to alleviate his wife's grief, he took her on a trip to Europe.

In order to alleviate his wife's grief, he took her on a trip to Europe.

Itinerary: "Travel" refers to a short trip with a fixed distance, emphasizing the time spent on the road and the distance traveled. ?

My mother took me shopping downtown.

My mother took me shopping in town. ?

We went on a trip to the seaside last Saturday.

We went on a trip to the seaside last Saturday.