英语词汇tourist的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

tourist /ˈtʊərəst, ˈtʊərɪst $ ˈtʊr-/ noun someone who is visiting a place for pleasure on holidayadjectivesforeign tourists Millions of foreign tourists visit the capital every year.an American/Japanese etc tourist A crowd of Japanese tourists stood outside the cathedral.verbstourists visit sth About six million tourists visit the country each year.tourists flock to sth (=visit it in large numbers) Tourists have flocked to the area ever since the TV series was filmed there.attract tourists also pull in/bring in tourists informal They hope to change the image of the city and attract more tourists.tourist + nounsa tourist attraction (=something interesting for tourists to see or do) Yellowstone National Park is a major tourist attraction.a tourist information office/centre There was a tourist information centre near the hotel.a tourist destination Egypt became a popular tourist destination in the nineteenth century.the tourist industry The tourist industry is extremely important to the island.the tourist season (=the period in a year when large numbers of tourists visit a place) Even in the tourist season the beaches don’t get too full.a tourist resort The island is one of the region’s most popular tourist resorts.a tourist guide (= a person who shows tourists around a place, or a book that gives information about it) Some students work as tourist guides in the summer. | The hotel is mentioned in the tourist guide.the tourist trail/route (=the places in an area that tourists usually visit) Although the village is a long way off the tourist trail, it is well worth a visit.phrasesa group/party of tourists The guide was talking to a party of tourists.a busload/coachload of tourists The café was quiet until a coachload of tourists arrived.be crowded with tourists also be full of tourists The town is crowded with tourists in the summer months.be a magnet for tourists (=many tourists visit it) With its fantastic castles and pretty villages, the area is a magnet for tourists.THESAURUS: tourist traveller BrE traveler AmE someone who travels somewhere: The service is mostly used by business travellers. | The strike will affect air travellers. | The weary travellers finally arrived home after their long journey. | I am a fairly seasoned traveller, but I have never seen anything like this before (=someone who has had a lot of experience of travelling to many different places). | Marco Polo was the first European traveller to visit the region. visitor someone who comes to visit a particular country, area, museum etc: Times Square attracts more than 30 million visitors annually. | Many foreign visitors have little or no understanding of English. | Visitors to Japan all want to see Mount Fuji.Usually plural. holiday-maker BrE vacationer AmE someone who is on holiday somewhere: The beach was packed with holiday-makers. | 75 percent of car rentals are to vacationers.Usually plural. sightseer a tourist who is visiting a famous or interesting place: Crowds of sightseers come to London every year.Usually plural. backpacker someone who is travelling for pleasure, staying in cheap accommodation, and carrying a backpack: The hotel is very good value and it is used mainly by backpackers.Usually plural.

词组	tourist
释义	tourist /ˈtʊərəst, ˈtʊərɪst $ ˈtʊr-/ noun someone who is visiting a place for pleasure on holidayadjectivesforeign tourists Millions of foreign tourists visit the capital every year.an American/Japanese etc tourist A crowd of Japanese tourists stood outside the cathedral.verbstourists visit sth About six million tourists visit the country each year.tourists flock to sth (=visit it in large numbers) Tourists have flocked to the area ever since the TV series was filmed there.attract tourists also pull in/bring in tourists informal They hope to change the image of the city and attract more tourists.tourist + nounsa tourist attraction (=something interesting for tourists to see or do) Yellowstone National Park is a major tourist attraction.a tourist information office/centre There was a tourist information centre near the hotel.a tourist destination Egypt became a popular tourist destination in the nineteenth century.the tourist industry The tourist industry is extremely important to the island.the tourist season (=the period in a year when large numbers of tourists visit a place) Even in the tourist season the beaches don’t get too full.a tourist resort The island is one of the region’s most popular tourist resorts.a tourist guide (= a person who shows tourists around a place, or a book that gives information about it) Some students work as tourist guides in the summer. \| The hotel is mentioned in the tourist guide.the tourist trail/route (=the places in an area that tourists usually visit) Although the village is a long way off the tourist trail, it is well worth a visit.phrasesa group/party of tourists The guide was talking to a party of tourists.a busload/coachload of tourists The café was quiet until a coachload of tourists arrived.be crowded with tourists also be full of tourists The town is crowded with tourists in the summer months.be a magnet for tourists (=many tourists visit it) With its fantastic castles and pretty villages, the area is a magnet for tourists.THESAURUS: tourist traveller BrE traveler AmE someone who travels somewhere: The service is mostly used by business travellers. \| The strike will affect air travellers. \| The weary travellers finally arrived home after their long journey. \| I am a fairly seasoned traveller, but I have never seen anything like this before (=someone who has had a lot of experience of travelling to many different places). \| Marco Polo was the first European traveller to visit the region. visitor someone who comes to visit a particular country, area, museum etc: Times Square attracts more than 30 million visitors annually. \| Many foreign visitors have little or no understanding of English. \| Visitors to Japan all want to see Mount Fuji.Usually plural. holiday-maker BrE vacationer AmE someone who is on holiday somewhere: The beach was packed with holiday-makers. \| 75 percent of car rentals are to vacationers.Usually plural. sightseer a tourist who is visiting a famous or interesting place: Crowds of sightseers come to London every year.Usually plural. backpacker someone who is travelling for pleasure, staying in cheap accommodation, and carrying a backpack: The hotel is very good value and it is used mainly by backpackers.Usually plural.
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