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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
General english
I understand that the phrase “two legged journey” means a journey that has two parts.
What are some other ways of describing journeys that have more than one part?
What are some other ways of describing journeys that have more than one part?
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I'd understand a 'two legged journey' to be one that was made on two legs, as opposed to being made in two legs! Regardless of that, you were asking for examples. "
- I'd understand a 'two legged journey' to be one that was made on two legs, as opposed to being made in two legs!
- Regardless of that, you were asking for examples.
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I'd understand a 'two legged journey' to be one that was made on two legs, as opposed to being made in two legs!
Regardless of that, you were asking for examples. Here's one:
"We broke our journey in several places along the way."
Regardless of that, you were asking for examples. Here's one:
"We broke our journey in several places along the way."
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Thanks. I guess such a journey may be described as a multi-part journey. But multi-part does not sound witty. I am looking for a better phrase .
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'It was a journey of several legs"
'We made the journey in two legs"
"There are a few legs to the journey"
I like your legs idea.
'We made the journey in two legs"
"There are a few legs to the journey"
I like your legs idea.
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