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Meanings of travelogue in English

Portuguese
travelogue

A film or illustrated lecture on traveling.

travelogue
Usage of travelogue in English
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It's intended to become a massive travelogue of variations on a theme.
Wired
2
An unassuming, happily chatty travelogue that's at once unsparingly funny and deeply empathetic.
Wired
3
After a rousing interlude by Rachmaninoff, James Earl continued his travelogue.
Hula Done It?
4
Unfortunately, as travelogue it's as frisky as a lame pack mule.
The Irish Times
5
Susannah had once seen similar trees, she thought, in a travelogue film about Australia.
The waste lands
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The breathless travelogue series went home empty-handed after seven nominations.
Reuters
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A biblical travelogue-andfar funnier than your standard King James.
The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow ...
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They sent one with that travelogue they beamed to Earth.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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Poster for Lowell Thomas's "travelogue," this one probably for the Australian production.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
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I'm not a fan of the celebrity travelogue, but I am of Andrew Flintoff.
The Guardian
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Julia Roberts' romantic travelogue "Eat Pray Love" fell one spot to No.
Reuters
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Although OK stalled at No 41, it remains beautifully enriching: a global travelogue of sound.
The Guardian
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This is part four of his now suspended travelogue.
The Irish Times
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The first was a travelogue I found rather enjoyable.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Julia Roberts' romantic travelogue "Eat Pray Love" slipped one to No.
Reuters
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Dozens of astrophysicists and computer scientists on Monday will present a computer-animated travelogue unlike any other.
Wired
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travelogue
Travelogue through the time