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journey

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈdʒɝni/ · UK /ˈdʒɜːni/

journey means: A trip from one place to another, often over a long distance.

noun

TRAVELA2

A trip from one place to another, often over a long distance.

  • We had a long journey.
  • The journey across the desert took days.
  • Have you packed enough food for the journey?

Similar words: trip, voyage

Common phrases: long journey, train journey, return journey, daily journey

PERSONAL PROGRESSB2

A process of change or development, often involving challenges.

  • Learning is a lifelong journey.
  • Her journey to recovery was difficult.
  • The book describes his spiritual journey.

How to use it: journey to something (His journey to independence began at university.)

Similar words: process, progression

Common phrases: personal journey, journey of discovery, journey to recovery

verb

TRAVELB2

To travel from one place to another.

  • They journeyed north together.
  • We journeyed through the mountains for a week.
  • She plans to journey across the continent.

How to use it: journey to somewhere (They journeyed to a distant village.); journey through somewhere (We journeyed through a dense forest.)

Similar words: travel

Common phrases: journey to somewhere, journey through somewhere, journey across somewhere

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