Definition of round trip in English:

round trip

noun

1A journey to one or more places and back again, especially by a route that does not cover the same ground twice.
（尤指不同线路的）来回旅行
Example sentencesExamples
- It took two days to make the round trip by wagon to Stuart, a total distance of about thirty-five miles.
- My matured ‘sister’ agreed, and took my two best friends on a round trip through the town.
- The round trip is a whopping 12,400 miles, and Nicole's journey is the fastest known return migration of any swimming animal, the researchers say.
- Sometimes the hefty hard copies made several round trips before everybody agreed on protocols - a process that typically took at least two months.
- Tour managers will make two-hour round trips to retrieve mislaid mobile phones, and they'll field calls from partners.
- The thought that my bottle could travel over 10,000 miles on a round trip passing through several industrial processes just to find its way back to the shelf is outrageous.
- Kim returned home Aug.18 after a three-week round-trip railway trip across the vast expanse of Siberia to Moscow and St. Petersburg.
- While removing the old transformer, I noticed that most of its legs had sheared off: a process that began whenever the unit had been shipped - a round trip from Maui to New York City and then to the Twin Cities.
- He stretched for a bit and then got up and jogged a five-mile round trip about the neighborhood.
- The next week, after I had returned the car, I was presented with the data of my weekend's journeys, which included one 60 mile round trip to Mornington.
- The publicity secretary said people wishing to travel would only pay a nominal fee of K50,000 for a round trip including meals.
1. 1.1North American often as modifier A journey to a place and back again, along the same route.
  〈主北美〉（同线路的）往返旅行，双程旅行
  a round-trip air fare
  双程飞机票价。
  Example sentencesExamples
  We'll be on this ship when it makes the round trip back.
  This will save attendees $1 off a round trip ticket.
  The award is a free round trip ticket to Hawaii during your summer break.
  At this time, next winter's round-trip fares between New York and London, excluding tax, are $375 weekdays and $433 for weekends.
  I took a lot more money than what I would need for a round trip plane ticket, a car rental, and a hotel.
  She now drives daily the hundred-mile round trip between St. Johnsbury Academy classes and Dartmouth College.
  I paid around $50 for a round-trip business-class seat, which was cheaper than gas for a car, cushier than a first-class airplane seat and equipped with AC power for my laptop.
  Carriers aren't likely to increase the number of miles needed for free round trips because they don't want to anger those partners.
  I'm pretty sure I could weasel enough money out of the budget for a round trip ticket to Texas.
  He was torn between hope that the guard had remembered correctly and hope that Aidan was telling the truth as he purchased an open-ended round trip ticket to Munich, Germany.
  Congratulations, you have just won a round trip airplane ticket to an island of your choice.
  Trucks, buses, and horse-pulled wagons paid seventy-five cents for a round trip.
  That $45 London-Nice round-trip, when purchased at the last minute, could cost up to $450.
  A round trip ticket costs between €800 and €1100.
  It might make the round trip in the day - it is all of eighty miles between the two addresses - but it was impossible to say when it would reach the customer.
  For the record, I drove it 332 miles, including a round trip from Los Angeles to Palm Springs, and got a respectable 51.7 mpg.
  The van will make three round trips on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and the service will be provided free of charge.
  With each round-trip domestic flight booked, the company donates $11 to the offset program, rendering the trip effectively emissions neutral.
  A round trip flight would take me approximately 5,640 miles, and my portion of the flight's CO2 emissions would equal more than 2,480 pounds.
  The purchase of a lithograph would entitle each buyer to a four-day weekend for two in Paris, including round-trip airfare and hotel accommodations.

Definition of round trip in US English:

round trip

nounˈˌroun(d) ˈtripˈˌraʊn(d) ˈtrɪp

A journey to one or more places and back again.
Example sentencesExamples
- The round trip is a whopping 12,400 miles, and Nicole's journey is the fastest known return migration of any swimming animal, the researchers say.
- While removing the old transformer, I noticed that most of its legs had sheared off: a process that began whenever the unit had been shipped - a round trip from Maui to New York City and then to the Twin Cities.
- Kim returned home Aug.18 after a three-week round-trip railway trip across the vast expanse of Siberia to Moscow and St. Petersburg.
- My matured ‘sister’ agreed, and took my two best friends on a round trip through the town.
- The next week, after I had returned the car, I was presented with the data of my weekend's journeys, which included one 60 mile round trip to Mornington.
- The publicity secretary said people wishing to travel would only pay a nominal fee of K50,000 for a round trip including meals.
- Sometimes the hefty hard copies made several round trips before everybody agreed on protocols - a process that typically took at least two months.
- Tour managers will make two-hour round trips to retrieve mislaid mobile phones, and they'll field calls from partners.
- It took two days to make the round trip by wagon to Stuart, a total distance of about thirty-five miles.
- He stretched for a bit and then got up and jogged a five-mile round trip about the neighborhood.
- The thought that my bottle could travel over 10,000 miles on a round trip passing through several industrial processes just to find its way back to the shelf is outrageous.

单词	round trip
释义	Definition of round trip in English: round trip noun 1A journey to one or more places and back again, especially by a route that does not cover the same ground twice. （尤指不同线路的）来回旅行 Example sentencesExamples It took two days to make the round trip by wagon to Stuart, a total distance of about thirty-five miles. My matured ‘sister’ agreed, and took my two best friends on a round trip through the town. The round trip is a whopping 12,400 miles, and Nicole's journey is the fastest known return migration of any swimming animal, the researchers say. Sometimes the hefty hard copies made several round trips before everybody agreed on protocols - a process that typically took at least two months. Tour managers will make two-hour round trips to retrieve mislaid mobile phones, and they'll field calls from partners. The thought that my bottle could travel over 10,000 miles on a round trip passing through several industrial processes just to find its way back to the shelf is outrageous. Kim returned home Aug.18 after a three-week round-trip railway trip across the vast expanse of Siberia to Moscow and St. Petersburg. While removing the old transformer, I noticed that most of its legs had sheared off: a process that began whenever the unit had been shipped - a round trip from Maui to New York City and then to the Twin Cities. He stretched for a bit and then got up and jogged a five-mile round trip about the neighborhood. The next week, after I had returned the car, I was presented with the data of my weekend's journeys, which included one 60 mile round trip to Mornington. The publicity secretary said people wishing to travel would only pay a nominal fee of K50,000 for a round trip including meals. 1.1North American often as modifier A journey to a place and back again, along the same route. 〈主北美〉（同线路的）往返旅行，双程旅行 a round-trip air fare 双程飞机票价。 Example sentencesExamples We'll be on this ship when it makes the round trip back. This will save attendees $1 off a round trip ticket. The award is a free round trip ticket to Hawaii during your summer break. At this time, next winter's round-trip fares between New York and London, excluding tax, are $375 weekdays and $433 for weekends. I took a lot more money than what I would need for a round trip plane ticket, a car rental, and a hotel. She now drives daily the hundred-mile round trip between St. Johnsbury Academy classes and Dartmouth College. I paid around $50 for a round-trip business-class seat, which was cheaper than gas for a car, cushier than a first-class airplane seat and equipped with AC power for my laptop. Carriers aren't likely to increase the number of miles needed for free round trips because they don't want to anger those partners. I'm pretty sure I could weasel enough money out of the budget for a round trip ticket to Texas. He was torn between hope that the guard had remembered correctly and hope that Aidan was telling the truth as he purchased an open-ended round trip ticket to Munich, Germany. Congratulations, you have just won a round trip airplane ticket to an island of your choice. Trucks, buses, and horse-pulled wagons paid seventy-five cents for a round trip. That $45 London-Nice round-trip, when purchased at the last minute, could cost up to $450. A round trip ticket costs between €800 and €1100. It might make the round trip in the day - it is all of eighty miles between the two addresses - but it was impossible to say when it would reach the customer. For the record, I drove it 332 miles, including a round trip from Los Angeles to Palm Springs, and got a respectable 51.7 mpg. The van will make three round trips on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and the service will be provided free of charge. With each round-trip domestic flight booked, the company donates $11 to the offset program, rendering the trip effectively emissions neutral. A round trip flight would take me approximately 5,640 miles, and my portion of the flight's CO2 emissions would equal more than 2,480 pounds. The purchase of a lithograph would entitle each buyer to a four-day weekend for two in Paris, including round-trip airfare and hotel accommodations. Definition of round trip in US English: round trip nounˈˌroun(d) ˈtripˈˌraʊn(d) ˈtrɪp A journey to one or more places and back again. Example sentencesExamples The round trip is a whopping 12,400 miles, and Nicole's journey is the fastest known return migration of any swimming animal, the researchers say. While removing the old transformer, I noticed that most of its legs had sheared off: a process that began whenever the unit had been shipped - a round trip from Maui to New York City and then to the Twin Cities. Kim returned home Aug.18 after a three-week round-trip railway trip across the vast expanse of Siberia to Moscow and St. Petersburg. My matured ‘sister’ agreed, and took my two best friends on a round trip through the town. The next week, after I had returned the car, I was presented with the data of my weekend's journeys, which included one 60 mile round trip to Mornington. The publicity secretary said people wishing to travel would only pay a nominal fee of K50,000 for a round trip including meals. Sometimes the hefty hard copies made several round trips before everybody agreed on protocols - a process that typically took at least two months. Tour managers will make two-hour round trips to retrieve mislaid mobile phones, and they'll field calls from partners. It took two days to make the round trip by wagon to Stuart, a total distance of about thirty-five miles. He stretched for a bit and then got up and jogged a five-mile round trip about the neighborhood. The thought that my bottle could travel over 10,000 miles on a round trip passing through several industrial processes just to find its way back to the shelf is outrageous.
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