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Meanings of travelled in English

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Usage of travelled in English
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She travelled across Eastern Europe to track down victims sold for sex.
BBC
2
His 'eccentric' family travelled a great deal when he was a child.
Death by Video Game
3
She said she travelled to Australia from Europe and had been abandoned.
News.com.au
4
Several victims' relatives have travelled to Havana to help identify the deceased.
BBC
5
Respondents travelled an average of 136 minutes to reach a health facility.
Pubmed
6
In one sense, Campbell has travelled far; in another hardly at all.
The Guardian
7
He travelled like the best horse and possibly too strongly, given conditions.
The Guardian
8
I have travelled in the Kameroons, in Nyassaland, in Somaliland, in Abyssinia.
The Leopard Woman
9
The commission travelled the country listening to statements from victims and perpetrators.
The Irish Times
10
He often travelled abroad for medical treatment in Morocco, Cuba and Switzerland.
Reuters
11
In an early experiment this model travelled four miles in twenty-three minutes.
The Dominion of the Air: The Story of Aerial Navigation
12
May travelled to Brussels on Wednesday to meet the top EU official.
Reuters
13
The AFP news agency understands the pair had recently travelled to China.
News.com.au
14
He remembers the last time he travelled to Europe with his son.
The new yorker
15
She once said that she travelled inside herself after Vita's father left.
The new yorker
16
Neither doctor had travelled overseas or had contact with known coronavirus patients.
The Guardian
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Australia
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New Zealand
Common
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