expedition

expedition
noun
1) Expedition, die
2) (Mil.) Feldzug, der
3) (excursion) Ausflug, der
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[ekspi'diʃən]
noun
1) (an organized journey with a purpose: an expedition to the South Pole.) die Expedition
2) (a group making such a journey: He was a member of the expedition which climbed Mount Everest.) die Expedition
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ex·pedi·tion
[ˌekspɪˈdɪʃən]
n
1. (journey) [Forschungs]reise f, Expedition f fachspr; MIL Feldzug m
shopping \expedition Einkaufstour f, SCHWEIZ meist Shoppingtour f
to be on an \expedition sich akk auf einer Expedition befinden
to go on an \expedition eine Forschungsreise unternehmen
2. no pl (form: swiftness) Schnelligkeit f
with the greatest possible \expedition schnellstmöglich
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["ekspI'dISən]
n
1) Expedition f; (MIL) Feldzug m

shopping expedition — Einkaufstour f

to go on an expedition — auf (eine) Expedition or Forschungsreise gehen

to go on a shopping expedition — eine Einkaufstour machen

2) no pl (old, form: speed) Eile f

with expedition — eilends (old, form)

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expedition [-ˈdıʃn] s
1. Eile f, Schnelligkeit f
2. Expedition f:
on an expedition auf einer Expedition
3. (auch als pl konstruiert) (Mitglieder pl einer) Expedition f
4. MIL Feldzug m
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noun
1) Expedition, die
2) (Mil.) Feldzug, der
3) (excursion) Ausflug, der
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n.
Entdeckungsreise f.

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