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Meanings of vacationer (vacationers) in English
Catalan
estiuejant Someone on vacation; someone who is devoting time to pleasure or relaxation rather than to work.
Person who is on vacation/holiday, staying in a place other than their usual place of residence.
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Examples for "vacationist"
Examples for "vacationist"
1
This volume of the Pleasure and Profit Library is offered to the hunter, trapper, fisher, vacationist and out of doors people in general.
2
To each returning vacationist it seems as if everyone in town must be interested in what he or she did during the summer.
3
This stay-at-home, an adoring grandmother, has received a reassuring communication from a vacationist in New Hampshire, as follows: Dear Grandma: The summer is fun.
4
It was all right for pleasure seekers and vacationists, but business men were in a hurry.
5
Canada hopes to draw wealthy sportsmen and vacationists, who will then see for themselves the opportunities for investment.
Usage of vacationers in English
1
A spring break destination can create a false sense of security among vacationers.
2
He plans to develop them into holiday suites this year for elderly vacationers.
3
Good Weather, Inc. hopes to insure others as well as vacationers.
4
There were no tourists, vacationers, or transit passengers here, so far from earth.
5
What all travellers and vacationers fear: an accommodation booking turning deadly.
6
Next winter it will insure vacationers in Florida against both rain and cold.
7
Except there weren't any farmers in Point Pleasant-onlybummed-outvacationers.
8
In Thailand, vacationers narrated their bewilderment in German and English.
9
They were permanent residences; she was one of the few vacationers on Haven Lake.
10
There were some vacationers among the passengers, but not many.
11
Visiting a Disney Park is viewed as a rite of passage by American vacationers.
12
Not a lot of vacationers eager to put in there.
13
A few curious vacationers hovered on the fringes, morbid onlookers.
14
The boys were serious about their work, and were scornful of the vacationers' pleasure sailing.
15
Though crowded beaches full of frolicking vacationers look lovely, all those people leave a mark.
16
In the 1970s it was vacationers from Latin America who supplied much of the capital.
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