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A journey for pleasure, typically in which several different places are visited
“I personally saw a bit of myself in each of the individuals we spent time with during our tour across the country.”
A walk through a place, typically for leisure
“While there, you can take a tour around the lush gardens of the palace.”
A period of duty on military or diplomatic service
“Five hundred men from the regiment's battalion are currently on a tour of duty which began in April and will end in October.”
A loop or circle, or the act of going around one
“General Grant has made a tour around the world, and we have recorded the events which occurred and the sights which he saw.”
An extended period of leisure and recreation, especially one involving travel
A section or stage of a journey or process
A travel document recording a route or journey
Open-air broadcast
Advertising campaign
A trip there and back
Tour of places of interest
An act of carefully examining or scrutinizing something
To go on a voyage or journey
“The following year she persuaded me to tour through Italy, where part of her family lived.”
To explore a place, typically by wandering through it and as part of a visit
“As you tour the castle, imagine how the paintings must have inspired young Ludwig.”
To traverse and scout (an area) in every direction
To take part in a political campaign
To form a ring around
(see over) To inspect or scrutinize
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