tour
A trip where you go to different places, often to see things or for work.
A trip in which someone visits several places in sequence, often for sightseeing, performing, or work.
To go to different places, often for fun or work.
To travel through several places, often as part of an organized trip or for work such as performing or promoting something.
A short walk or ride around a place to see and learn about it.
A visit around a building, area, or institution, usually guided, to see and learn about it.
A set time working in one place, especially in the army or similar jobs.
A fixed period spent working or serving in a particular place, especially in the military or diplomatic service.
- Base: tour
- Plural: tour, tours
- Base: tour
- 3rd Person Singular: tours
- Present Participle: touring
- Past: toured
guided tour
1Organized visit with explanations by guide
A visit where someone shows you around and tells you about the place.
- We took a guided tour of the historic castle.
- The guided tour lasted two hours and covered all main exhibits.
tour of duty
1Fixed period of service assignment
The time someone works in one place, especially in the army or similar jobs.
- He is halfway through his second tour of duty in the navy.
- Her father completed three tours of duty overseas.
world tour
1Global performance or promotion trip
A trip to many countries, usually for music, sports, or promotion.
- The band announced their new world tour starting in June.
- She embarked on a world tour to promote her latest book.