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Meanings of traveled in English

Portuguese
viajado

Traveled over or through; sometimes used as a combining term.

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viajado

Familiar with many parts of the world.

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Usage of traveled in English
1
He most recently traveled there a year ago as a private citizen.
Reuters
2
I've traveled far and wide and seen many strange and interesting things.
Death Mask
3
And the place must be completely isolated, far from any traveled road.
Man on a leash
4
A delegation of senators and House members traveled there in early July.
Reuters
5
I had traveled in Algeria then; I had not entered the army.
Under Two Flags
6
On Monday, word traveled that Qtrax had precisely zero major label agreements.
Wired
7
Perhaps it was only chance that they had traveled together so far.
The Scar
8
Yet it traveled at great speed across the broad and turbulent Woyn.
A Time of Changes
9
Then the gaze of Eradicate traveled to the hole in the roof.
Tom Swift and His Air Scout; Or, Uncle Sam's Mastery of the Sky
10
The malaria has but traveled in the parts won by the destroyers.
Successful Methods of Public Speaking
11
She had traveled through Europe, but this... this was a different world!
Timeless
12
The painting traveled to various homes in Janssen's family over the years.
Reuters
13
I've traveled to places that had thus far only existed in daydreams.
Climbing Magazine
14
But they traveled only a short time when they saw someone coming.
The Mammoth Hunters
15
Four times specialists have traveled from Chapel Hill to find the answer.
The Notebook
16
We traveled quite a bit, and I was writing, and at home.
Danielle Steel
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Translations for traveled
Portuguese
viajado
Traveled through the time
Traveled across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Less common