hike in Lithuanian
hike in Lithuanian is žygis, žygėti — hike means a long walk taken for pleasure or exercise, usually outdoors.
hike in Lithuanian
žygis
A long walk, usually for pleasure or exercise. [from c. 1900]
žygėti
(ambitransitive) To take a long walk (on something) for pleasure or exercise.
What does "hike" mean?
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noun A long walk taken for pleasure or exercise, usually outdoors.
"We went on a six-mile hike through the forest."
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noun A sudden or sharp increase, especially in price.
"Customers were furious about the surprise price hike."
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verb To walk a long distance, especially over rough or natural terrain, for pleasure or fitness.
"They hiked to the summit before sunrise."
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verb To raise a price, rate, or amount sharply.
"The airline hiked its fares just before the holidays."
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hike in a sentence
- We went on a six-mile hike through the forest.
- Customers were furious about the surprise price hike.
- They hiked to the summit before sunrise.
- The airline hiked its fares just before the holidays.
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What is "hike" in Lithuanian?
"hike" in Lithuanian is žygis, žygėti. hike means: A long walk taken for pleasure or exercise, usually outdoors.
How do you use "hike" in a sentence?
Example: "We went on a six-mile hike through the forest." In Lithuanian, "hike" is žygis, žygėti.
Are there other ways to say "hike" in Lithuanian?
Yes — Lithuanian has 2 translations listed for "hike": žygis, žygėti.
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