trek
/trɛk/
verb
- To go on a long, difficult journey, especially on foot.
- We trekked for miles through the muddy trails.
- They plan to trek through the Himalayas next summer.
- She loves to trek in remote wilderness areas.
- To travel or move slowly and with effort.
- He trekked through the snow to get to the store.
- The family trekked across the city to attend the festival.
- We trekked from one end of the mall to the other looking for shoes.
noun
- A long, difficult journey, especially on foot.
- After a long trek through the forest, they finally reached the lake.
- They planned a week-long trek across the desert.
- The hike through the mountains was a tough trek.
- A slow or difficult trip or movement.
- We made the trek across town to visit the new museum.
- Moving all the boxes upstairs was a real trek.
- The daily trek to school took over an hour by bus.
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