Definition of globetrotting in English:

globetrotting

noun ˈɡləʊbˌtrɒtɪŋˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋ

mass noun

The action of travelling widely around the world.
in spite of his globetrotting, he has not abandoned his Indian heritage
Example sentencesExamples
- Globetrotting, an essential staple of orchestral life, has had its day.
- You're looking forward to globetrotting, but sharing a double bed in a motel room with your sister who snores isn't your idea of a great time.
- A fund-raising initiative and a passion for globetrotting brought them together.
- They collect thousands of brightly colored travel photographs from all over the world, culminating 15 years of globetrotting.
- The seventh episode found the mismatched twosome returned from their globetrotting but embroiled in a variety of comedy adventures.
- His photographs, compiled from over 50 years of architectural globetrotting, is encyclopedic in scale and daunting for the distance he has traveled.
- In a conversation peppered with laughter, it's obvious he is passionate about globetrotting and clearly advocates responsible traveling.
- Despite the fame and the globetrotting, the couple's domestic existence is reassuringly familiar.
- Their trip has not put them off globetrotting.
- Traditionally, the American toy industry hasn't been much for globetrotting.

adjective ˈɡləʊbˌtrɒtɪŋˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋ

Travelling widely around the world.
a globetrotting celebrity
an eventful, globetrotting life
Example sentencesExamples
- Globetrotting disc jockeys cutting albums of "original" music are nothing new.
- His commitment to his hometown crowd was something to be admired, especially given his aggressive globetrotting schedule.
- He presents himself as a dashing, globetrotting playboy.
- Nothing annoyed globetrotting CEOs more than cold war barricades.
- Their sports science team have been on high alert this week, running health checks on their globetrotting international stars.
- Sticking with the blogging theme, he takes a look at the globetrotting phenomenon of food bloggers.
- Last year, they approached the sportswear company about creating a collection specifically for the boutiques on two globetrotting ships.
- A man of many talents, he is sportsman, a music lover and a globetrotting explorer.
- The estranged wife and kids were still awaiting back support payments from the globetrotting deadbeat.
- Globetrotting students from the two colleges have been taking their studies stateside.

Definition of globetrotting in US English:

globetrotting

nounˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋˈɡlōbˌträdiNG

The action of traveling widely around the world.
in spite of his globetrotting, he has not abandoned his Indian heritage
Example sentencesExamples
- Their trip has not put them off globetrotting.
- Globetrotting, an essential staple of orchestral life, has had its day.
- Despite the fame and the globetrotting, the couple's domestic existence is reassuringly familiar.
- A fund-raising initiative and a passion for globetrotting brought them together.
- His photographs, compiled from over 50 years of architectural globetrotting, is encyclopedic in scale and daunting for the distance he has traveled.
- They collect thousands of brightly colored travel photographs from all over the world, culminating 15 years of globetrotting.
- Traditionally, the American toy industry hasn't been much for globetrotting.
- The seventh episode found the mismatched twosome returned from their globetrotting but embroiled in a variety of comedy adventures.
- You're looking forward to globetrotting, but sharing a double bed in a motel room with your sister who snores isn't your idea of a great time.
- In a conversation peppered with laughter, it's obvious he is passionate about globetrotting and clearly advocates responsible traveling.

adjectiveˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋˈɡlōbˌträdiNG

Traveling widely around the world.
a globetrotting celebrity
an eventful, globetrotting life
Example sentencesExamples
- Their sports science team have been on high alert this week, running health checks on their globetrotting international stars.
- Sticking with the blogging theme, he takes a look at the globetrotting phenomenon of food bloggers.
- The estranged wife and kids were still awaiting back support payments from the globetrotting deadbeat.
- Nothing annoyed globetrotting CEOs more than cold war barricades.
- His commitment to his hometown crowd was something to be admired, especially given his aggressive globetrotting schedule.
- He presents himself as a dashing, globetrotting playboy.
- Globetrotting disc jockeys cutting albums of "original" music are nothing new.
- Globetrotting students from the two colleges have been taking their studies stateside.
- A man of many talents, he is sportsman, a music lover and a globetrotting explorer.
- Last year, they approached the sportswear company about creating a collection specifically for the boutiques on two globetrotting ships.

词汇	globetrotting
释义	Definition of globetrotting in English: globetrotting noun ˈɡləʊbˌtrɒtɪŋˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋ mass noun The action of travelling widely around the world. in spite of his globetrotting, he has not abandoned his Indian heritage Example sentencesExamples Globetrotting, an essential staple of orchestral life, has had its day. You're looking forward to globetrotting, but sharing a double bed in a motel room with your sister who snores isn't your idea of a great time. A fund-raising initiative and a passion for globetrotting brought them together. They collect thousands of brightly colored travel photographs from all over the world, culminating 15 years of globetrotting. The seventh episode found the mismatched twosome returned from their globetrotting but embroiled in a variety of comedy adventures. His photographs, compiled from over 50 years of architectural globetrotting, is encyclopedic in scale and daunting for the distance he has traveled. In a conversation peppered with laughter, it's obvious he is passionate about globetrotting and clearly advocates responsible traveling. Despite the fame and the globetrotting, the couple's domestic existence is reassuringly familiar. Their trip has not put them off globetrotting. Traditionally, the American toy industry hasn't been much for globetrotting. adjective ˈɡləʊbˌtrɒtɪŋˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋ Travelling widely around the world. a globetrotting celebrity an eventful, globetrotting life Example sentencesExamples Globetrotting disc jockeys cutting albums of "original" music are nothing new. His commitment to his hometown crowd was something to be admired, especially given his aggressive globetrotting schedule. He presents himself as a dashing, globetrotting playboy. Nothing annoyed globetrotting CEOs more than cold war barricades. Their sports science team have been on high alert this week, running health checks on their globetrotting international stars. Sticking with the blogging theme, he takes a look at the globetrotting phenomenon of food bloggers. Last year, they approached the sportswear company about creating a collection specifically for the boutiques on two globetrotting ships. A man of many talents, he is sportsman, a music lover and a globetrotting explorer. The estranged wife and kids were still awaiting back support payments from the globetrotting deadbeat. Globetrotting students from the two colleges have been taking their studies stateside. Definition of globetrotting in US English: globetrotting nounˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋˈɡlōbˌträdiNG The action of traveling widely around the world. in spite of his globetrotting, he has not abandoned his Indian heritage Example sentencesExamples Their trip has not put them off globetrotting. Globetrotting, an essential staple of orchestral life, has had its day. Despite the fame and the globetrotting, the couple's domestic existence is reassuringly familiar. A fund-raising initiative and a passion for globetrotting brought them together. His photographs, compiled from over 50 years of architectural globetrotting, is encyclopedic in scale and daunting for the distance he has traveled. They collect thousands of brightly colored travel photographs from all over the world, culminating 15 years of globetrotting. Traditionally, the American toy industry hasn't been much for globetrotting. The seventh episode found the mismatched twosome returned from their globetrotting but embroiled in a variety of comedy adventures. You're looking forward to globetrotting, but sharing a double bed in a motel room with your sister who snores isn't your idea of a great time. In a conversation peppered with laughter, it's obvious he is passionate about globetrotting and clearly advocates responsible traveling. adjectiveˈɡloʊbˌtrɑdɪŋˈɡlōbˌträdiNG Traveling widely around the world. a globetrotting celebrity an eventful, globetrotting life Example sentencesExamples Their sports science team have been on high alert this week, running health checks on their globetrotting international stars. Sticking with the blogging theme, he takes a look at the globetrotting phenomenon of food bloggers. The estranged wife and kids were still awaiting back support payments from the globetrotting deadbeat. Nothing annoyed globetrotting CEOs more than cold war barricades. His commitment to his hometown crowd was something to be admired, especially given his aggressive globetrotting schedule. He presents himself as a dashing, globetrotting playboy. Globetrotting disc jockeys cutting albums of "original" music are nothing new. Globetrotting students from the two colleges have been taking their studies stateside. A man of many talents, he is sportsman, a music lover and a globetrotting explorer. Last year, they approached the sportswear company about creating a collection specifically for the boutiques on two globetrotting ships.
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