trek
ਸਫ਼ਰ
definition
verb
we trekked through the jungle
go on a long arduous journey, typically on foot.
noun
a trek to the South Pole
a long arduous journey, especially one made on foot.
example
my plan is to 'trek' about seeing the world
I was at the new flat waiting for my 'trek' to arrive
The hill walking training has been necessary as the walk in China involves a rise of 13, 500 feet over the seven-day 'trek' .
For all their efforts, they were treated to a warm reception in Moran's Pub in Grange where they were able to put their feet up after their 'trek' .
The 'trek' through the exhibition provided surprising confluences between artists from diverse traditions.
A long sweep was a four-day 'trek' through the surrounding mountains.
No longer will prospective drivers have to 'trek' down to the state's Motor Vehicle Division office to get their eyes assessed before hopping in a car to take the rest of the test.
The plan was to 'trek' down the mountain, cut through the forest to the nearest town and then try to build a new life.
You plan to 'trek' on the treadmill at least four times a week so you can get into the healthiest tip-top shape possible.
After work, they can protect my feet once more in my 'trek' of 15 feet back to my car.
Women 'trek' along, carrying huge loads of eucalyptus branches on their backs for firewood.
Currently he is gearing up for a 'trek' through the Panama Canal.
It has been a long 'trek' since their humble beginnings in the early 1950's, when there were no flights to Namibia from Germany, Europe or America.
Much encouragement had been given her by her family, who will be making the 'trek' to Johannesburg with her later this week.
They join the 'trek' to the towns where they look for ‘real’ jobs.
It has been a long 'trek' for the women's movement.
By opening this shop we are helping men to shop locally rather than them having to 'trek' to neighbouring towns and cities.
The attack took place along an arduous 'trek' into the wildlife sanctuary on Kapiti Island which is heavily wooded at this time of year.
For people who have been cramped into buses for 12 hours or more, few irritations are worse than discovering there is no hot shower or bed at the end of the 'trek' .
many licences are given to men who 'trek' for sport rather than professional fishermen
my plan is to 'trek' about seeing the world
He managed to get ashore after the Grosvenor was wrecked but did not survive the 'trek' to safety.
a 'trek' to the South Pole
a 'trek' to the South Pole
Next year, he plans to 'trek' to Patagonia in South America for the same charity.
We 'trekked' back to the car and loaded it up and got in.
Named for the 4,672-foot volcanic massif, which from the west appears to have three peaks, the park has a number of trails and hikes, varying from easy strolls to extremely arduous 'treks' .
I 'trekked' down to a travel clinic in Waterloo, eventually finding it inside a church.
She waved and walked into her apartment building, pulling out her key as she 'trekked' up the stairs.
The organisers, who included experienced 'trekkers' , wanted a ‘warm-up’ walk before starting the actual climb up the steep rocky slope of the hill.
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