tour
noun
verb
tʊə
noun
1
a
journey
for
pleasure,
during
which
you
visit
several
different
towns,
areas
etc
〔观光〕旅游，旅行
[+
of/around/round
]
a
10-day
tour
of
China
中国十日游
a
walking/cycling/sightseeing
etc
tour
a
cycling
tour
of
Cornwall
康沃尔骑车游
We
met
on
a
coach
tour
in
Italy.
我们是在意大利乘长途客车旅游时相识的。
2
a
short
trip
through
a
place
to
see
it
〔短暂的〕参观，游览
[+
of/around/round
]
a
guided
tour
around
the
Kennedy
Space
Center
有导游陪同的肯尼迪航天中心游览
Kim
worked
as
a
tour
guide
in
Cambridge
last
summer.
金去年夏天在剑桥当导游。
3
a
planned
journey
made
by
musicians,
a
sports
team
etc
in
order
to
perform
or
play
in
several
places
巡回演出; 巡回比赛
[+
of
]
the
England
cricket
team’s
tour
of
India
英格兰板球队在印度的巡回比赛
on
tour
The
Moscow
Symphony
Orchestra
is
here
on
tour.
莫斯科交响乐团来这里进行巡回演出。
the
first
leg
of
the
band’s
European
tour
(=the
first
part
of
it)
乐队在欧洲巡回演出的第一站
4
a
period
during
which
you
go
to
live
somewhere,
usually
abroad,
to
do
your
job,
especially
military
work
〔尤指军人在外地，通常在国外的〕服役期，任职期
his
third
tour
in
Northern
Ireland
他在北爱尔兰的第三个派驻期
5
tour of inspection
an
official
visit
to
a
place,
institution,
group
etc
in
order
to
check
its
quality
or
performance
〔官员的〕视察访问，巡察
verb
6
to
visit
several
parts
of
a
country
or
area
旅游，游览，观光
I,T
We’re
touring
the
Greek
islands
this
summer.
我们今年夏天去希腊的海岛旅游。
7
to
go
round
or
be
shown
round
a
place
巡视; 参观
T
The
minister
had
been
invited
to
tour
the
new
factory.
部长受邀到新工厂进行巡视。