گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'expedition'

1 عمومی:: تسریع‌

2 عمومی:: اردوكشی‌

3 عمومی:: سفر

4 عمومی:: هیئت‌ اعزامی‌

1 general:: see FISHING EXPEDITION.

2 general::   noun ADJ. great, major Finally, the great expedition set off for the long journey to the Holy Land. | small | joint, international The British agreed to a joint expedition with the French. | foreign | successful | collecting, fishing, foraging, hunting, shopping | archaeological, scientific | military, naval | punitive In response, Charles VI sent a punitive expedition to Brittany, raping and killing the populace. | Antarctic, Everest, etc. VERB + EXPEDITION go on, make He had made two expeditions to Spain to study wild plants. | embark on, set off/out on, undertake She was about to embark on a major expedition. | head, lead | join | organize, plan | launch, mount They plan to launch an expedition into the mountains. | send EXPEDITION + VERB leave, set off/out, start | return The expedition returned only two weeks after it had left. | reach sth On 21 January the expedition reached the South Pole. EXPEDITION + NOUN leader, member PREP. on an/the ~ She was out on a shopping expedition. | ~ against He led a military expedition against the rebels. | ~ into an expedition into the interior of Australia | ~ to a naval expedition to West Africa PHRASES a leader/member of an expedition

3 general:: expedition verbs go on an expedition • After the war, Swainson went on an expedition to Patagonia. make an expedition (= go on an expedition ) • The men made expeditions to Spain, Greece and Asia Minor to find fossils. set off on an expedition ( also embark on an expedition formal ) (= leave at the start of an expedition ) • Trent set off on an expedition to collect plants with fellow botanical students. mount/launch an expedition (= plan, organize, and begin an expedition ) • Ornithologists are mounting an expedition to the island in order to study the birds. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + expedition a scientific expedition • He led the first major British scientific expedition to the Amazon. an Arctic/Antarctic expedition • I accompanied the explorer on one of his Arctic expeditions. a military expedition • The generals decided to launch a military expedition to the region. a punitive expedition (= one an army undertakes to punish someone ) • The Afghan army mounted a punitive expedition against the local militia groups. expedition 2 NOUN + expedition a shopping expedition (= when you go shopping ) • I took Mary and the kids on a shopping expedition into Manchester. a fishing expedition • We’re organizing a fishing expedition to the lake for next week. a hunting expedition • He was joined on his hunting expedition by two local guides. a foraging expedition (= when you search for food ) • On our foraging expedition into the woods, we found mushrooms and wild berries. verbs go on an expedition • We decided to go on a shopping expedition to London. take someone on an expedition • He’s taking the boys on a camping expedition next weekend.

4 general:: noun band: We sent an expedition to the Arctic. noun trip: We went on an expedition to Beijing.