traveller in Japanese
traveller in Japanese is 旅人, 旅行者 — traveller means a person who goes on a journey, especially to far-away places.
traveller in Japanese
旅人
Pronounced: tabibito
One who travels, especially to distant lands.
旅行者
Pronounced: ryokōsha
One who travels, especially to distant lands.
What does "traveller" mean?
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noun A person who goes on a journey, especially to far-away places.
"The weary traveller stopped at the inn to rest for the night."
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noun A salesperson who visits different places to sell a company's goods on its behalf.
"The firm's traveller visits shops across the north each month to take orders."
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noun In the UK, someone whose home is a vehicle, such as a caravan or bus, rather than a permanent house.
"The traveller parked her caravan beside the quiet country lane."
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noun An alternative letter-case form of Traveller.
"The council spoke with a Traveller family about the new camp site."
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traveller in a sentence
- The weary traveller stopped at the inn to rest for the night.
- Every traveller should carry a spare copy of their passport.
- The firm's traveller visits shops across the north each month to take orders.
- My grandfather worked as a traveller for a biscuit company.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "traveller" in Japanese?
"traveller" in Japanese is 旅人, 旅行者. traveller means: A person who goes on a journey, especially to far-away places.
How do you pronounce 旅人?
"traveller" in Japanese is 旅人, pronounced "tabibito".
How do you use "traveller" in a sentence?
Example: "The weary traveller stopped at the inn to rest for the night." In Japanese, "traveller" is 旅人, 旅行者.
Are there other ways to say "traveller" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "traveller": 旅人, 旅行者.
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