itinerary in Latin
itinerary in Latin is itinerarium — itinerary means a planned schedule or route for a trip.
itinerary in Latin
itinerarium
A guidebook for travellers.
What does "itinerary" mean?
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noun A planned schedule or route for a trip.
"Our itinerary includes three days in Paris and two in Lyon."
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itinerary in a sentence
- Our itinerary includes three days in Paris and two in Lyon.
- The travel agent sent us a detailed itinerary for the cruise.
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What is "itinerary" in Latin?
"itinerary" in Latin is itinerarium. itinerary means: A planned schedule or route for a trip.
How do you use "itinerary" in a sentence?
Example: "Our itinerary includes three days in Paris and two in Lyon." In Latin, "itinerary" is itinerarium.
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