travelled
word · lemma: travel
/ˈtɹævəɫd/
/tɹˈævəld/
Definition
The past tense of 'travel'; means to have gone from one place to another, usually over a distance or to different places.
Usage & Nuances
'Travelled' is the British English spelling; American English uses 'traveled'. Used as the simple past and past participle of 'travel'. Often appears with time or place markers (e.g., 'last year', 'to France'). British English also commonly uses 'have travelled' for recent experiences.
Spanish: viajóPortuguese (BR): viajouPortuguese (PT): viajouChinese (Simplified): 旅行了Chinese (Traditional): 旅行了Hindi: यात्रा कीArabic: سافرBengali: ভ্রমণ করেছিলেন - সফর করেছিলেনRussian: путешествовалJapanese: 旅行したVietnamese: đã đi du lịchKorean: 여행했다Turkish: seyahat ettiUrdu: سفر کیاIndonesian: telah bepergian
Example Sentences
My parents have travelled a lot for work.
basic
Have you ever travelled outside your country?
natural
She travelled by train to the city.
basic
Last summer, we travelled to Italy.
basic
He travelled all over Asia before starting his job.
natural
We travelled light because we didn’t want to carry heavy bags.
natural