traveller in Spanish
traveller in Spanish is viajero, viajera, navegante — traveller means a person who goes on a journey, especially to far-away places.
traveller in Spanish
viajero
One who travels, especially to distant lands.
viajera
One who travels, especially to distant lands.
navegante
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 Spanish?
"traveller" in Spanish is viajero, viajera, navegante. traveller means: A person who goes on a journey, especially to far-away places.
How do you use "traveller" in a sentence?
Example: "The weary traveller stopped at the inn to rest for the night." In Spanish, "traveller" is viajero, viajera, navegante.
Are there other ways to say "traveller" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "traveller": viajero, viajera, navegante.
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