Definition
Definition of jaunted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
travelDated having traveled or moved quicklyDated
- The jaunted tourists explored the city in just one day.
- The jaunted group reached the summit by noon.
- After a jaunted journey, they finally arrived at the village.
Origin of jaunted
French, jante (tire rim)
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- French:pressé, ...
- German:kurz verreist, ...
- Italian:viaggiato velocemente, ...
- Spanish:movido rápidamente, ...
- Portuguese:viajados, ...
- Chinese:快速旅行, ...
- Japanese:素早く移動した, ...
- Arabic:مُتَنَقِّل سَريعًا, ...
- Hebrew:נּוֹדֵד בְּמְהִירוּת, ...
- Russian:быстро перемещавшийся, ...
- Ukrainian:подорожували швидко, ...
- Hindi:तेज़ी से यात्रा की, ...
Definition of jaunt - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
travelshort journey for pleasure or excitement
- We went on a jaunt to the countryside.
Verb
pleasure triptravel for pleasure or relaxation
- They jaunted through the countryside on a sunny day.
Expressions with jaunt
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take a short, fun trip for enjoyment
Let's go for a jaunt in the countryside!
Origin of jaunt
Old French, jaunte (tire a horse)
Examples of jaunt in a sentence
A quick jaunt to the city was refreshing. We jaunted to the beach for a weekend escape. He jaunted around Europe during his summer break.
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- French:excursion, flâner, ...
- German:Ausflug, reisen, ...
- Italian:gita, viaggiare, ...
- Spanish:excursión, viajar, ...
- Portuguese:passeio, viajar, ...
- Chinese:短途旅行, 漫游, ...
- Japanese:小旅行, ぶらぶら旅行する, ...
- Arabic:نزهة, تَنَزَّهَ, ...
- Hebrew:טִיּוּל, לְטַיֵּל, ...
- Russian:поездка, путешествовать, ...
- Ukrainian:прогулянка, подорожувати, ...
- Hindi:सैर, घूमना, ...
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