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trek
1. past tense, past participle - trekked; verb(to make a long, hard journey.) viajar, hacer un largo viaje
2. noun(a long, hard journey: a trek through the mountains; a trek round the supermarket.) expedición, (a pie) caminata, viaje largo y durotr[trek]1 caminata1 caminar, andartrek n: viaje m largo y difícilv.• emigrar v.• ir a desgana v.• viajar v.n.• jornada s.f.• migración s.f.• viaje s.m.• viaje pesado s.m.
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intransitive verb - kk- caminarto go trekking — hacer* senderismo
[trek]I had to trek all over London looking for the book — (colloq) tuve que patearme todo Londres buscando el libro (fam)
1. N1) (=hike) expedición f2) * (=long, tiring walk) caminata f2. VI1) (=hike) (also Mil) caminar2) * (=traipse) ir (penosamente)* * *
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intransitive verb - kk- caminarto go trekking — hacer* senderismo
I had to trek all over London looking for the book — (colloq) tuve que patearme todo Londres buscando el libro (fam)
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