travelling

participle adjective15 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.3

The act of journeying by train. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

Money you spend on things such as tickets and hotels when you are travelling for work. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

The amount of time spent getting from one place to another. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A person who you are travelling with. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A bag used for carrying clothes and personal items when on a journey. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A person who travels to different places to sell goods. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A person you travel with, often implying a closer or more regular relationship. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

People who are using public transport or are on journeys. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A public event at which works of art or other objects of interest are shown, moving from one place to another. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A sports supporter who travels to different locations to watch their team play. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A performance or series of performances that moves from town to town. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A special collection of things for people to look at which is shown in several different places. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A group of people with vehicles or animals who travel together, especially across a desert. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

A small, portable clock designed to be taken on journeys. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.

An amount of money given by a school or organization to pay for a student to travel and study. 'Travelling' is common in BrE; 'traveling' in AmE.