Several English expressions of tourism and their differences

"Travel" in English means: travel, travel, travel. The difference is:

First, the form is different.

1 Tourism

English [t(r)] American [t? r]

2. Travel

English? ['tr？ v(？ ) l] beautiful? ['tr？ vl】？

3. Travel

English [tr? P] beauty [tr? p]

Second, the interpretation is different.

1 Tourism

Definition of nouns: n. Travel, travel; performing tour

Verb explanation: v. Travel, travel in ...; visit ...

2. Travel

Definition of nouns: n. travel; (Travel equipment)

Verb interpretation: 5. Long-distance travel; Pass through (an area); (informal) able to travel.

3. Travel

Definition of nouns: Travel, especially short round trip.

Verb interpretation: v. stumble trips; Tripping; Lead to a decline; Walk (or run, dance) at a brisk pace

Third, the words are different.

1, swim n.

[Discrimination] refers to sightseeing with pleasure as the purpose and finally returning to the starting point. On the way, it visited several different places, the distance can be long or short.

He has traveled to Europe.

He has traveled to Europe.

Travel; travel

Discrimination refers to the act of traveling, not specific travel. When used in the plural, it refers to a long-term trip or tour in a distant place, without emphasizing the direct destination.

[Example] This job requires frequent travel.

This job requires frequent business trips.

Travel; travel

[Discrimination] Commonly used words often refer to short trips or infrequent trips, emphasizing the destination or the reasons for the trip.

[Example] The manager is on a business trip.

The manager has gone on a business trip.