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go on a jaunt (to/around...)
表示短途休闲旅行。
We went on a jaunt to the countryside.
我们去乡下远足了一次。
短途旅行；远足；漫步
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短途旅行；远足；漫步
A short journey or excursion taken for pleasure or refreshment.
We went on a jaunt to the countryside.
我们去乡下远足了一次。
短途旅行；漫步；远足
A short excursion for pleasure or refreshment; a ramble; a short journey.
We took a short jaunt to the beach last weekend.
上周末我们进行了一次短途远足去海滩。
After the meeting, they went on a jaunt around the old town.
会议结束后，他们去老城区逛了一圈。
Her favorite weekend activity is a jaunt through the countryside.
她最喜欢的周末活动是在乡间远足。
表示短途休闲旅行。
We went on a jaunt to the countryside.
我们去乡下远足了一次。
She took a jaunt around the old town.
她在古城周围逛了一圈。
It was a pleasant jaunt to the beach.
那是一趟愉快的海滩远足。
Not this
I jaunted the park yesterday.
Use this
I jaunted through the park yesterday.
动词"jaunt"是不及物动词，不能直接跟宾语，需加介词短语表示方向或路线。
Not this
She had jaunt to the beach.
Use this
She had a jaunt to the beach.
名词"jaunt"是可数名词，需要不定冠词"a"或使用复数形式。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
出去短途游玩
We decided to go on a jaunt to the countryside.
我们决定去乡下短途游玩一趟。
作短途旅行
She took a jaunt to Paris for the weekend.
她周末去巴黎作短途旅行。
周末短途旅行
A weekend jaunt to the coast was exactly what we needed.
去海边度周末的短途旅行正是我们所需要的。
去海滩的短途游玩
The children were excited about the jaunt to the beach.
孩子们对去海滩的短途游玩感到兴奋。
愉快的短途旅行
We had a pleasant jaunt through the old town.
我们作了一次愉快的古镇短途游。
在城里逛一圈
We enjoyed a leisurely jaunt around the city.
我们在城里悠闲地逛了一圈。
比你想的要长得多。
In the Stephen King story 'The Jaunt', the teleportation jaunt ends with the famous line above.
在斯蒂芬·金的短篇小说《The Jaunt》里，这次传送之旅以上面那句著名的台词收尾。
Use jaunt naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
记忆：'j'像跳跃的人，'aunt'（姑妈）——和姑妈一起短途漫步，就是jaunt。
语域：neutral 常见场景：日常闲聊、旅游文章、周末出游计划 该词通常用于日常或旅游类语境，指为消遣而作的短途旅行，语气轻快；在正式公文或学术文体中较少使用。
These words share the spelling -aunt with jaunt, but none rhymes with the pronunciation given for jaunt (/dʒɒːnt/). In standard British English the four other -aunt words have /ɔːnt/, and aunt has /ɑːnt/. So do not judge the vowel by the spelling.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.