trek in Finnish
trek in Finnish is patikoida, tarpoa — trek means a long, often difficult journey, especially on foot.
trek in Finnish
patikoida
tarpoa
What does "trek" mean?
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noun A long, often difficult journey, especially on foot.
"The trek to the village took us most of the day."
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verb To make a long or arduous journey, typically on foot.
"Every summer they trek across the moors with heavy backpacks."
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trek in a sentence
- The trek to the village took us most of the day.
- After a tiring trek over the hills, we were glad to sit down.
- Every summer they trek across the moors with heavy backpacks.
- The children had to trek miles through the mud to reach school.
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What is "trek" in Finnish?
"trek" in Finnish is patikoida, tarpoa. trek means: A long, often difficult journey, especially on foot.
How do you use "trek" in a sentence?
Example: "The trek to the village took us most of the day." In Finnish, "trek" is patikoida, tarpoa.
Are there other ways to say "trek" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "trek": patikoida, tarpoa.
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