trekking

英 [ˈtrekɪŋ]

美 [ˈtrekɪŋ]

v.  (尤指徒步)长途跋涉; (尤指在山中)远足，徒步旅行
trek的现在分词

现在分词：trekking　

BNC.49569 / COCA.34766

柯林斯词典

• VERB (通常指徒步)艰难旅行，跋涉，远足
  If youtreksomewhere, you go on a journey across difficult country, usually on foot.
  1. ...trekking through the jungles...
     徒步穿过丛林
  2. This year we're going trekking in Nepal.
     今年我们准备去尼泊尔远足。
  3. Trekis also a noun.
     
  4. He is on a trek through the South Gobi desert.
     他正徒步穿越南戈壁沙漠。
• VERB (通常因疲惫而缓慢勉强地)行进，拖着腿走
  If youtreksomewhere, you go there rather slowly and unwillingly, usually because you are tired.
  1. They trekked from shop to shop in search of white knee-length socks.
     他们拖着步子从一家商店走到另一家，寻找齐膝的白袜子。
  2. Trekis also a noun.
     
  3. The World Trade Centre is a bit of a trek from Soho, but it's worth it.
     从苏豪区到世贸中心走起来是有点远，但还是值得的。

双语例句

• We crossed the residential street and were trekking through a barren patch of rough land that led to the hill when, suddenly, a rock struck Hassan in the back.
  我们穿过住宅区，在一片通往山丘的荒芜空地上跋涉前进。突然间，一块石头击中了哈桑的后背。
• In the outskirts are places for horse trekking and golf.
  在城郊地区还设有马上旅行和高尔夫活动场所。
• I hate carrying my own luggage and I hate trekking up stairs.
  我讨厌随身带着行李，我讨厌爬楼梯。
• However, there are plenty of crazy tourists travelling to China who are willing to go trekking there.
  但是，还是有很多疯狂的游客来到中国旅游并且徒步上去。
• You can do a bit trekking at the lake side.
  您也可以在湖边漫步。
• After all that trekking and sightseeing, you may want to relax and soothe away your aches and pains.
  在漫步山林和周游名胜后，你可能想要放松一下，舒缓腰酸背痛。
• Next week, I'm trekking in Mongolia.
  去年我住过摩洛哥山里的贝多因营地，上周我还要徒步行走蒙古。
• The next day we hiked with snowshoes and trekking poles for three hours on Temenos trails& up steep rises and along ridges and through thickets of oak and birch trees.
  第二天，装备齐全了雪靴和登山杆，我们开始了三小时的脱门诺远足之旅。小路在桦树橡树丛林中蜿蜒攀升。
• Not with a human being, however: he and his wife had been trekking in Uganda and encountered some gorillas in the wild. And that sparked a passion for finding ways to protect these creatures from increasingly frequent attacks by poachers.
  不过，他爱上的不是人类：他和妻子在乌干达徒步旅行时遇到了一群野生大猩猩，这激发了他保护这种动物的热情，想设法让它们免遭偷猎者日益猖獗的猎杀。
• Adventurous travellers are pushing north, some making it as far as remote Putao, where they go rafting, elephant trekking or to visit traditional villages in the jungle.
  胆子大的游客则继续向北游玩，有些甚至到了偏远的葡萄（Putao），在那儿他们可以乘竹笺、骑大象长途旅行或者游览丛林中的传统村落。