tour
/tʊr/
noun
- A journey for pleasure, education, or business, visiting several places.
- She booked a bus tour of the national parks.
- The band's world tour sold out in minutes.
- We took a guided tour of the ancient ruins in Greece.
- A short trip through a building, factory, or site to see how it works or what it contains.
- The factory offers a free tour of its chocolate-making process.
- We went on a self-guided tour of the museum.
- The hospital gave a tour of the new emergency wing.
- A period of duty or service, especially in the military or a job that involves travel.
- He completed a tour of duty in Afghanistan.
- Her tour as ambassador ended after three years.
- The soldiers returned home after a six-month tour.
verb
- To travel around a place for pleasure, education, or business.
- They plan to tour Europe by train this summer.
- The band will tour the United States next year.
- We toured the old city on foot.
- To make a guided visit through a building or site.
- She toured the new school with the principal.
- Visitors can tour the castle every afternoon.
- The guide toured us through the historic mansion.