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Meanings of trekking in English
Usage of trekking in English
1
However, the country is well-known for its amazing hiking and trekking excursions.
2
A generation ago, trekking in Madagascar or climbing remote glaciers was unthinkable.
3
Some one had fortified himself before trekking off into the nearby bush.
4
Meanwhile, Jon Snow's finally arrived after trekking down there from the North.
5
Kapadia is well-known in the field of climbing and trekking in India.
6
We were fine trekking off-road until we came to bridges or overpasses.
7
Waggons were seen trekking along every road to the north and west.
8
Kagonos had been below, trekking along a path none other had trod.
9
May is the end of the trekking season, but before the monsoon.
10
There, too, were my own waggons trekking down the slope towards them.
11
Some go trekking, some go for the dope, most go for both.
12
Nomadic ventures specialises in trekking, walking and climbing holidays and expeditions worldwide.
13
Because it is a damn sight easier than trekking to the deli.
14
At this point, the expedition had been in its second month of trekking.
15
I'd gone home to shave and change clothes before trekking down to SoHo.
16
About four to seven million people were trekking around the planet.
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Frequent collocations
Trekking through the time
Trekking across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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