travel for (something)
travel for (something)
1. To travel (to various places) as a part of one's employment. I travel for work a lot, so I don't get to see my kids as much as I would like. She swore she would never travel for a job again after that.
2. To travel (to one or more places) for some purpose or reason. I decided to go traveling for my 50th birthday. He'll be traveling for a conference next week.
See also: travel
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
travel for someone or something
to go from place to place selling for someone or a company. Walter travels for his uncle, who runs a toy factory. She travels for a company that makes men's clothing.
See also: travel
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
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- appear to
- (one's) game
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- a piece of the action
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