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jaunt

jaunt
NounIntransitive Verb
pl: jauntspast: jauntedpp: jaunteding: jaunting

Meanings

Nounjaunt

A short excursion or journey, typically taken for pleasure.

They took a quick jaunt to the seaside for the weekend.

Intransitive Verbjaunt
[~]

To go on a short pleasure trip.

We decided to jaunt over to the village for some shopping.

Examples

We took a quick jaunt to the coast for the weekend.

We took a quick jaunt to the coast for the weekend.

Travel

I think I will jaunt off to the mountains for a few days.

I think I will jaunt off to the mountains for a few days.

Let us take a little jaunt around the city center.

Travel

He decided to jaunt over to the neighboring town to visit the museum.

Travel

A brief jaunt to the park is exactly what I need right now.

Why not jaunt away for a while and clear your head?

They planned a romantic jaunt to Paris for their anniversary.

They planned a romantic jaunt to Paris for their anniversary.

Romance

I cannot believe he just jaunted off without telling anyone.

I cannot believe he just jaunted off without telling anyone.

Office

A midday jaunt to the cafe helps me stay productive.

A midday jaunt to the cafe helps me stay productive.

Office

Phrasal Verbs

jaunt off

to leave suddenly or cheerfully for a short trip

She jaunted off to the coast for a few days of solitude.

jaunt over

to travel a short distance to a specific place for pleasure

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