voyage
noun (a voyage, voyages); verb (voyage, voyages, voyaged, voyaging)
Everyday
- A voyage is a long journey, especially by sea or in space. tree →
- (verb) To voyage is to travel a long way, usually by ship. tree →
In the lessons
In history lessons explorers made voyages across oceans; Captain Cook made voyages to Australia and New Zealand. In stories a voyage is an adventure at sea. In science, space probes make voyages to other planets. Phrases: go on a voyage, a sea voyage, a maiden voyage (the first trip of a new ship).
Examples
- The voyage across the ocean took many weeks. tree →
- Captain Cook sailed on long voyages. tree →
- The ship sank on its maiden voyage. tree →
- The space probe began its voyage to Mars. tree →
- We read a story about a voyage to a magic island. tree →
- The sailors voyaged far from home. tree →
- After a six days' voyage they at length sighted land. tree →
Note
Pronounced VOY-ij. Countable. A «voyage» is long; a short trip is a «trip» or «journey». In French «voyage» means any travel, but in English it is mostly a long sea or space journey.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «voyage» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «voyage» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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