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Can travel be counted as a noun? Can you say a trip?

When travel means "travel", it is uncountable; When it means "travel", it can be counted.

Travel/? tr？ v？ L/ CET4 TEM4 (travel, traveled, traveled)

1. If you travel, you go from one place to another, usually to a far place. Travel.

Example:

You'd better go to nova Scotia tomorrow.

Example:

I've been traveling all day.

Example:

Students often travel hundreds of miles to come here.

2. Travel is the activity of travel. travel

Example:

The hotel provides travel information about New Zealand.

Tourist information about New Zealand can be found in this hotel.

Example:

He hates air travel.

3. If you travel around the world, countries or regions, you will go to many different places in the world or a particle country or region. Travel.

Example:

He is a very rich man who travels around the world.

When light or sound reaches another place from one place, you say it has spread to another place. Propagation (of light or sound).

Example:

Strange things happen when sound travels in water.

Strange things happened when the sound spread in the water.

When the news is known by people in different places, you can say that it has reached them. (The news) got around.

Example:

The news of his work spread all the way to Asia.

The news about his work has spread all the way to Asia.

6. Someone's trip refers to their trip far from home. Travel.

Example:

He also collects things for his house while traveling abroad.

He also collects things for his family when traveling abroad.

If you travel light, you won't take a lot of luggage. Travel light.

Example:

It would be nice if I could travel light, but I finally brought too many clothes.

It's good to be able to go into battle lightly, but I finally brought too many clothes.