excursion in Latin
excursion in Latin is excursiō — excursion means a short trip taken for pleasure or a specific purpose, often as part of a larger journey.
excursion in Latin
excursiō
A brief recreational trip; a journey out of the usual way.
What does "excursion" mean?
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noun A short trip taken for pleasure or a specific purpose, often as part of a larger journey.
"The class went on an excursion to the science museum."
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noun A brief departure from the main subject; a digression.
"The lecture took a brief excursion into ancient history before returning to the main topic."
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excursion in a sentence
- The class went on an excursion to the science museum.
- We took a day excursion to a nearby island.
- The lecture took a brief excursion into ancient history before returning to the main topic.
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What is "excursion" in Latin?
"excursion" in Latin is excursiō. excursion means: A short trip taken for pleasure or a specific purpose, often as part of a larger journey.
How do you use "excursion" in a sentence?
Example: "The class went on an excursion to the science museum." In Latin, "excursion" is excursiō.
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