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1 не спеша
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2 путешествовать не спеша
Makarov: undertake a leisurely journeyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > путешествовать не спеша
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3 путешествовать
1. cruiseмы решили «путешествовать так путешествовать» и отправились в кругосветное плавание — we went the whole hog and took a cruise around the world
2. peregrinate3. trave4. traveling5. travelled6. travelling7. journey8. tour9. travel10. voyageСинонимический ряд:странствовать (глаг.) вояжировать; странствовать
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