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Перевод: excursion

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экскурсия ; поездка ; прогулка ; экскурс ; возвратно-поступательное движение

Тезаурус:

1. Its capital is Tetouan, eleven miles from M'Diq and reached by local bus, taxi or excursion coach.
2. The reason for our excursion was that, back in the USA, Beth had taken a leading role in one of the films now showing.
3. Day 4: An all-day excursion.
4. Did Cook achieve all this without competition, was he the only excursion agent in business in the second half of the nineteenth century?
5. Our lifestyles dictate that a weekly shop at the local supermarket will suffice, and therefore supplies must last until the next excursion.
6. Innsbruck, the famous Olympic ski resort is another excursion where you have a fascinating guided coach tour of the city followed by a few hours to explore for yourselves.
7. Until that first excursion most travellers for pleasure were the wealthy and the aristocracy who travelled independently; less privileged people travelled only through necessity.
8. Essentially this concept is not new - from the early days our railways were providing first-, secondand even third-class accommodation and the excursion ticket was quickly used to sell spare capacity.
9. They had already set up Exhibition clubs so that working men could pay in small sums a week towards the total cost of an excursion ticket which included accommodation at the Ranelagh Club - bed and a hearty Victorian breakfast - for two shillings; the fare was five shillings.
10. Another must is the excursion to Hallstatt and Gosau, two of the most beautiful spots in the Salzkammergut.
11. For details of our pre-bookable excursion packages, please turn to page 8.
12. As evening falls, there is an optional "Vienna by Night" excursion.
13. As far as they knew, these 570 people were off to a temperance rally at Loughborough; most of them were probably unaware that they were taking part in an historical journey - Thomas Cook's first excursion in 1841.