tour in Turkish
tour in Turkish is gezi, gezinti, tur — tour means a trip or visit through a place, often for sightseeing or inspection.
tour in Turkish
gezi
A journey through a particular building, estate, country, etc.
gezinti
A journey through a particular building, estate, country, etc.
tur
A guided visit to a particular place, or virtual place.
gezmek
(intransitive) To make a journey
gezmek
(transitive) To make a circuit of a place
turlamak
(transitive) To make a circuit of a place
What does "tour" mean?
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noun A trip or visit through a place, often for sightseeing or inspection.
"We joined a walking tour of the old town."
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noun A series of scheduled performances or matches by a performer or team, often in different cities or countries.
"The choir is on tour and sings in a different town every night."
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noun A period of duty spent in a particular place or role, especially in the military.
"After his second tour of duty, the soldier returned home."
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verb To travel through a place, often visiting several locations.
"We toured the old castle and its gardens before lunch."
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tour in a sentence
- We joined a walking tour of the old town.
- We took a guided tour of the castle.
- The choir is on tour and sings in a different town every night.
- The football team begins its tour of Australia next month.
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What is "tour" in Turkish?
"tour" in Turkish is gezi, gezinti, tur. tour means: A trip or visit through a place, often for sightseeing or inspection.
How do you use "tour" in a sentence?
Example: "We joined a walking tour of the old town." In Turkish, "tour" is gezi, gezinti, tur.
Are there other ways to say "tour" in Turkish?
Yes — Turkish has 5 translations listed for "tour": gezi, gezinti, tur, gezmek, turlamak.
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