day trip
Speech parts
1. day trip - Noun
2. day trip - Verb
Meaning
day trip (plural day trips)
An excursion that lasts most of the day.
day-trip (third-person singular simple present day-trips, present participle day-tripping, simple past and past participle day-tripped)
To go on a one-day excursion; To visit someplace and return within a day.
day-trip (plural day-trips)
Alternative form of day trip
Alternative names
day-trip
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As you can see, a day trip from St Tropez to the Porquerolles is a fantastic little escape, and gives you the change to explore the floral magnificence of Hyères.
Ask your workaholic to take the day off with you to do something fun such as a hike, swim or day trip.
In the fall season in addition to carrying campers and hikers it provides day trip service to Windigo on weekends.
“People started vacationing, staying in Providence and taking a day trip out to the beach instead of staying at the beach and taking a day trip to Providence.
At the moment, I have planned a day-trip to Ikea and several weekend parties for eight-year-olds at soft play centres.
"London-by-Sea" is well-known, reflecting Brighton's popularity with Londoners as a day-trip resort, a commuter dormitory and a desirable destination for those wanting to move out of the metropolis.