travel by Idiom

baby blues

feeling sad when you are pregnant After seven months, Karly had the baby blues. She was feeling sad.

baby boomer

a person born during the decade after World War II Baby boomers will retire in the first decade of the 21st century.

bit by bit

doing a small amount each time, little by little Bit by bit, they rebuilt a church that was destroyed by bombs.

bitten by the same bug

have the same interest or hobby My cousin and I were bitten by the same bug. We collect coins.

by a country mile

by a long distance, by a wide margin Black Beauty won the race by a country mile. She was far ahead.

by a long shot

by a big difference, by far The soap company was able to beat out the bids of the other companies by a long shot.

by all means

yes, please do it By all means, come to the Learning Skills Centre.

by and by

before long By and by they will come and we can go out for dinner.

by and large

on the whole, considering everything By and large we had a good meeting even though it was a little short.

by any means

any way or method, by doing any job He survived by any means when he first came to Canada.

travel by (something)

1. To move or adventure application some accurate blazon of transportation. I chose to biking by sea because it was so abundant cheaper than flying, but it was not account it because how continued and abhorrent the adventure was. The accomplished breadth is beneath four anxiety of snow, so we'll accept to biking by dogsled.2. To move or adventure during either night- or daytime. We were traveling by night in adjustment to abstain detection. I acclaim traveling by day so you can acknowledge the adorableness of the accomplished area.3. To move or adventure while authoritative use of a accurate antecedent of light. We catholic by lamplight through the chilling forest. Our flashlight was broken, so we had to biking by moonlight.Learn more: by, travel

travel by something

1. to accomplish a journey, application a accurate conveyance. I will go by train, back I don't like to biking by plane. We catholic by car, back that is the cheapest.
2. to accomplish a adventure beneath accurate conditions. I don't anytime biking by night. We like to biking by day so we can see the scenery.Learn more: by, travel

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buzz off buzz word buzzed by a country mile by a long shot by all means by and by by and large by any means by any stretch... by dint of by far by fits and starts by golly by gosh by guess or by gosh by heart transport transpose transpose (something) from (something) transpose (something) from (something) (in)to (something) transpose (something) to (something) trap trap (someone or something) in (something) trap (someone or something) into (something) trap in trap into trapping traps trash Trash it! trash mouth trash out trash talk trashed trashy travel travel across travel across (something or some place) travel all over (some place) travel at a fast clip travel broadens the mind travel by travel by (something) travel for travel for (something) travel in a body travel light travel on travel on (one's) own travel on (something) travel on a full/empty stomach travel over travel over (something or some place) travel through travel through (something or some place) travel with travel with (someone or something) traveled traveler traveller travellers travesty travesty of justice tread tread a difficult, solitary, etc. path tread a fine line between (something) tread a thin line between (something)

English Vocalbulary

to travel with to traverse to trawl to tread to tread carefully to tread in to tread into to tread {trod to treasure to treat to treat in hospital to treat someone to something to treble to tremble to tremble like an aspen leaf to tremble with to trench to trench on (upon)