trek's Usage Examples:

strenuous treks - a total trekking distance of 10km.

I dutifully trekked back through the ranks, lying that I'd been cut off.

While Parkside was officially beyond the limits of sensible commuting, enough hardy souls made the long daily trek into Philadelphia to label the town an outlying bedroom community.

The periodical migrations of springbuck are well known, and though the treks are small compared with those of about 1850, they still include very large herds.

He stu­diously perused the biking catalogs for the additional gear he would need for the trek and crossed his fingers he'd chosen cor­rectly.

However, this trip is more about adventure than sipping sundowners: there are regular pit stops for two-hour jungle treks.

They left Cape Colony in 1835 and trekked to the Zoutpansberg.

They're made to survive in even the roughest conditions, assuring reliable timekeeping wherever you happen to trek.

WW955: If you prefer a more rugged design, this shoe will withstand inclement weather while you trek across rough terrain, even if your idea of "roughing it" is making it across a busy city street.

The Great Trek, as it is called, lasted from 1836 to 1840, the trekkers, who numbered about 7000, founding communities with a republican form of government beyond the Orange and Vaal rivers, and in Natal, where they had been preceded, however, by British emigrants.

Other trekkers followed in the wake of Retief, and attacking Dingaan avenged the massacre.

The relief of Ladysmith soon led to the evacuation of Natal by the Boer forces, who trekked northwards.

Activities include falconry, clay pigeon and target shooting, archery, pony trekking, massage therapy - all onsite.

Synonyms:

travel, journey,

Antonyms:

fall, advance, go,