itinerary
part of speech
noun (an itinerary, itineraries)
meaning for a pupil
A plan of a journey, listing the places to visit and the times. tree →
sense in the lessons
In everyday life: holiday or school trip itineraries. In maths: work out times between stops on an itinerary or how long the trip takes. In geography: plan a route. Phrase: travel itinerary.
examples
- The teacher handed out the itinerary for the trip. tree →
- Our itinerary includes the zoo and the museum. tree →
- Check the itinerary to see when the coach leaves. tree →
- We changed our itinerary because of the rain. tree →
- The itinerary says lunch is at half past twelve. tree →
- Plan an itinerary for a day in London. tree →
note
Plural: itineraries. Hard spelling: i-tin-er-ary. In maths, use the times on an itinerary to find durations: leave 9:15, arrive 11:00 = 1 hour 45 minutes.
Trees and pragmatics
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