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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Reisepartner
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Reisepartner
m
;
Reisepartner
in
f
; Reisebegleiter
m
; Reisebegleiterin
f
; Reisebegleitung
f
Reisepartner
pl
;
Reisepartner
innen
pl
; Reisebegleiter
pl
; Reisebegleiterinnen
pl
; Reisebegleitungen
pl
travel partner; travel companion
travel partners; travel companions
Reisepartner
m
;
Reisepartner
in
f
; Reisebegleiter
m
; Reisebegleiterin
f
; Reisebegleitung
f
Reisepartner
pl
;
Reisepartner
innen
pl
; Reisebegleiter
pl
; Reisebegleiterinnen
pl
; Reisebegleitungen
pl
travel partner; travel companion
travel partners; travel companions
Reisepartner
m
;
Reisepartner
in
f
; Reisebegleiter
m
; Reisebegleiterin
f
; Reisebegleitung
f
Reisepartner
pl
;
Reisepartner
innen
pl
; Reisebegleiter
pl
; Reisebegleiterinnen
pl
; Reisebegleitungen
pl
travel partner; travel companion
travel partners; travel companions
Deutsche
Reisepartner Synonyme
Englische
travel partner; travel companion Synonyme
travel
advance
advancement
advancing
ascend
associate
back
back up
budge
career
change
change place
circle
climb
clip
come along
come on
communication
commute
conduction
contagion
convection
course
cover
cover ground
cross
delivery
deportation
descend
diapedesis
diffusion
dissemination
do
ebb
excursions
expedition
expeditions
explore
export
exportation
expulsion
extradition
fare
fare forth
fetch
flit
flow
forward motion
forwardal
forwarding
fraternize
furtherance
furthering
gain ground
gait
gang
gather head
gather way
get ahead
get along
get over
globe-trotting
go
go ahead
go along
go around
go fast
go forward
go on
go over
go round
go sideways
go-ahead
gyrate
hang about
hang around
headway
hie
import
importation
interchange
journey
journeyings
journeys
junkets
lick
make good time
make head against
make headway
make progress
make progress against
make strides
make up leeway
march
measure
metastasis
metathesis
metempsychosis
migration
mount
move
move along
move forward
move on
move over
mutual transfer
odyssey
ongoing
onward course
osmosis
overpass
pace
pass
pass along
pass on
pass over
pass through
passage
passing over
patrol
perambulate
peregrinate
peregrinations
pererrate
perfusion
peripatetics
plunge
ply
proceed
process
progress
progression
progressiveness
promotion
push on
range
range over
rate
reconnoiter
regress
repair
retrogress
rise
roam
roll
roll on
rolling
rolling on
rotate
rove
run
sashay
scour
scour the country
scout
shift
sink
soar
socialize
spin
spread
spreading
stem
step
step forward
stir
stream
stride
subside
sweep
tour
touring
tourism
tours
track
transduction
transfer
transfer of property
transference
transfusion
transit
transition
translation
translocation
transmigration
transmigration of souls
transmission
transmittal
transmittance
transplacement
transplantatio
travel
ing
active
ambulant
ambulative
ambulatory
circuit-riding
commutation
course
crossing
driving
expeditionary
globe-girdling
globe-trotting
going
impelling
in motion
itinerant
itinerary
journeying
locomotion
locomotive
mobile
motile
motion
motivational
motive
motor
movement
moving
mundivagant
on tour
passage
passing
pedestrian
perambulating
perambulatory
peregrinative
peregrine
peripatetic
pilgrimlike
progress
progressing
propellant
propelling
stirring
strolling
touring
tourism
touristic
touristry
touristy
traject
trajet
transit
transitional
travel
trekking
walking
wayfaring
Reisepartner Definition
Companion
(
n.
)
One
who
accompanies
or
is
in
company
with
another
for
a
longer
or
shorter
period,
either
from
choice
or
casually
Companion
(
n.
)
A
knight
of
the
lowest
rank
in
certain
orders
Companion
(
n.
)
A
fellow
Companion
(
n.
)
A
skylight
on
an
upper
deck
with
frames
and
sashes
of
various
shapes,
to
admit
light
to
a
cabin
or
lower
deck.
Companion
(
n.
)
A
wooden
hood
or
penthouse
covering
the
companion
way
Companion
(
v.
t.)
To
be
a
companion
to
Companion
(
v.
t.)
To
qualify
as
a
companion
Partner
(
n.
)
One
who
has
a
part
in
anything
with
an
other
Partner
(
n.
)
An
associate
in
any
business
or
occupation
Partner
(
n.
)
A
framework
of
heavy
timber
surrounding
an
opening
in
a
deck,
to
strengthen
it
for
the
support
of
a
mast,
pump,
capstan,
or
the
like.
Partner
(
v.
t.)
To
associate,
to
join.
Travel
(
v.
i.)
To
labor
Travel
(
v.
i.)
To
go
or
march
on
foot
Travel
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
by
riding,
or
in
any
manner,
to
a
distant
place,
or
to
many
places
Travel
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
Travel
(
v.
t.)
To
journey
over
Travel
(
v.
t.)
To
force
to
journey.
Travel
(
n.
)
The
act
of
traveling,
or
journeying
from
place
to
place
Travel
(
n.
)
An
account,
by
a
traveler,
of
occurrences
and
observations
during
a
journey
Travel
(
n.
)
The
length
of
stroke
of
a
reciprocating
piece
Travel
(
n.
)
Labor
Travel-tainted
(
a.
)
Harassed
travel partner; travel companion / travel partners; travel companions Bedeutung
locomotion
travel
self-propelled
movement
travel
traveling
travelling
the
act
of
going
from
one
place
to
another,
he
enjoyed
selling
but
he
hated
the
travel
air
travel
aviation
air
travel
via
aircraft,
air
travel
involves
too
much
waiting
in
airports,
if
you've
time
to
spare
go
by
air
spaceflight
space
travel
spacefaring
a
voyage
outside
the
Earth's
atmosphere
water
travel
seafaring
travel
by
water
stablemate
stable
companion
a
horse
stabled
with
another
or
one
of
several
horses
owned
by
the
same
person
toilet
kit
travel
kit
a
kit
for
carrying
toilet
articles
while
traveling
travel
iron
a
small
lightweight
iron
that
can
be
carried
while
traveling
travel
plan
itinerary
a
proposed
route
of
travel
travel
guidebook
itinerary
a
guidebook
for
travelers
change
of
location
travel
a
movement
through
space
that
changes
the
location
of
something
travel
agency
an
agency
that
arranges
personal
travel
companion
one
paid
to
accompany
or
assist
or
live
with
another
bridge
partner
one
of
a
pair
of
bridge
players
who
are
on
the
same
side
of
the
game
collaborator
cooperator
partner
pardner
an
associate
in
an
activity
or
endeavor
or
sphere
of
common
interest,
the
musician
and
the
librettist
were
collaborators,
sexual
partners
companion
comrade
fellow
familiar
associate
a
friend
who
is
frequently
in
the
company
of
another,
drinking
companions,
comrades
in
arms
companion
fellow
traveler
fellow
traveller
a
traveler
who
accompanies
you
confederate
collaborator
henchman
partner
in
crime
someone
who
assists
in
a
plot
dancing
partner
one
of
a
pair
of
people
who
dance
together
domestic
partner
significant
other
spousal
equivalent
spouse
equivalent
a
person
(not
necessarily
a
spouse)
with
whom
you
cohabit
and
share
a
long-term
sexual
relationship
interlocutor
conversational
partner
a
person
who
takes
part
in
a
conversation
partner
a
person
who
is
a
member
of
a
partnership
silent
partner
sleeping
partner
a
partner
(who
usually
provides
capital)
whose
association
with
the
enterprise
is
not
public
knowledge
sparring
partner
sparring
mate
a
boxer
who
spars
with
another
boxer
who
is
training
for
an
important
fight
spouse
partner
married
person
mate
better
half
a
person's
partner
in
marriage
tablemate
dining
companion
someone
you
dine
with
travel
agent
someone
who
sells
or
arranges
trips
or
tours
for
customers
travel
bargain
a
bargain
rate
for
travellers
on
commercial
routes
(usually
air
routes)
travel
allowance
travel
reimbursement
a
sum
allowed
for
travel
travel
expense
(frequently
plural)
expenses
incurred
by
an
employee
in
the
performance
of
the
job
and
usually
reimbursed
by
the
employer
expense
account
travel
and
entertainment
account
an
account
to
which
salespersons
or
executives
can
charge
travel
and
entertainment
expenses
partner
relation
the
responsibility
of
partners
to
act
in
one
another's
best
interests
travel
time
a
period
of
time
spent
traveling,
workers
were
not
paid
for
their
travel
time
between
home
and
factory
travel
go
move
locomote
change
location,
move,
travel,
or
proceed,
also
metaphorically,
How
fast
does
your
new
car
go?,
We
travelled
from
Rome
to
Naples
by
bus,
The
policemen
went
from
door
to
door
looking
for
the
suspect,
The
soldiers
moved
towards
the
city
in
an
attempt
to
take
it
before
night
fell,
news
travelled
fast
travel
undergo
transportation
as
in
a
vehicle,
We
travelled
North
on
Rte.
travel
trip
jaunt
make
a
trip
for
pleasure
travel
to
visit
go
to
certain
places
as
for
sightseeing,
Did
you
ever
visit
Paris?
travel
journey
undertake
a
journey
or
trip
travel
journey
travel
upon
or
across,
travel
the
oceans
travel
purposefully
travel
volitionally
and
in
a
certain
direction
with
a
certain
goal
follow
travel
along
travel
along
a
certain
course,
follow
the
road,
follow
the
trail
travel
by
pass
by
surpass
go
past
go
by
pass
move
past,
A
black
limousine
passed
by
when
she
looked
out
the
window,
He
passed
his
professor
in
the
hall,
One
line
of
soldiers
surpassed
the
other
travel
rapidly
speed
hurry
zip
move
very
fast,
The
runner
zipped
past
us
at
breakneck
speed
travel
move
around
travel
from
place
to
place,
as
for
the
purpose
of
finding
work,
preaching,
or
acting
as
a
judge
partner
provide
with
a
partner
partner
act
as
a
partner,
Astaire
partnered
Rogers
pair
pair
off
partner
off
couple
form
a
pair
or
pairs,
The
two
old
friends
paired
off
company
companion
accompany
keep
company
be
a
companion
to
somebody
travel-soiled
travel-stained
soiled
from
travel,
travel-soiled
clothes
travel-worn
tired
by
travel
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