roundtrip
/ˈraʊndˌtrɪp/
adjective
- Including travel to a destination and back; not one-way.
- We booked a roundtrip cruise that stops at three islands.
- The bus company offers a roundtrip service between the airport and downtown.
- The roundtrip fare is $250, but a one-way ticket costs $150.
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noun
- A journey to a place and back again, especially by a scheduled form of transport.
- The roundtrip to the mountains takes about six hours by car.
- I bought a roundtrip ticket from New York to London.
- She prefers roundtrip flights because they are often cheaper than two one-way tickets.