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tour
/tɔː(ɹ)/
When used as a noun, "tour" often follows the preposition "on" (e.g., "on a tour"). As a verb, it can be used with or without a direct object. If you are visiting specific locations, use it transitively ("tour the city"). If you are talking about the general activity of traveling for work or performance, use it intransitively ("the band is touring").
💬Casual Conversation
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Meanings
A journey for pleasure in which several different places are visited.
"They went on a guided tour of the museum."
To visit a place or a series of places as part of a journey.
"The band will tour Europe this summer."
To travel around an area, especially for work or performance.
"She spent three years touring with the opera company."