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jaunt to [place]
表示短途休闲旅行。
We jaunted to the countryside last weekend.
我们上周末去乡下远足了。
短途旅行；远足；闲逛
jaunting — present participle of jaunt
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短途旅行；远足；闲逛
to go on a short journey for pleasure
We jaunted to the countryside last weekend.
我们上周末去乡下远足了。
四处漫步；闲逛；短途旅行
To ramble here and there; to stroll; to make an excursion.
乘坐轻便马车
To ride on a jaunting car.
jaunt
Base
原形
jaunts
3rd person
第三人称单数
jaunting
-ing
现在分词
jaunted
Past
过去式
jaunted
Past participle
过去分词
She jaunts to the countryside every weekend.
她每个周末都去乡村远足。
They jaunted through the mountains last summer.
去年夏天他们徒步穿越了山区。
He is jaunting along the coast.
他正在沿海地区徒步旅行。
规则变化；表示短途旅行或远足。
Every summer, we jaunt to the countryside for a weekend.
每年夏天，我们都会去乡下远足度周末。
Last Sunday, they jaunted along the coastal trail.
上周日，他们沿着海岸小径远足了一趟。
She is jaunting through the forest with her friends right now.
她此刻正和朋友们在森林中徒步旅行。
表示短途休闲旅行。
We jaunted to the countryside last weekend.
我们上周末去乡下远足了。
They jaunted around the old town.
他们在老城区逛了逛。
强调穿越某地。
She jaunted through the forest.
她徒步穿过了森林。
Not this
She jaunted the park every Sunday.
Use this
She jaunted to the park every Sunday.
中文学习者常因汉语介词省略而将及物动词结构套用，但jaunt为不及物动词，不能直接带地点宾语，需加介词to表示方向。
Not this
I jaunted to the supermarket for groceries.
Use this
I went to the supermarket for groceries.
jaunt特指休闲短途旅行，不应用于日常事务如购物；应用go表达一般出行。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
四处闲逛；到处短途旅行
We spent the afternoon jaunting around the old town.
我们整个下午都在老城区闲逛。
动身去短途游玩
She jaunted off to the coast for the weekend.
她周末动身去海边短途游玩。
匆匆游历；逛遍
They jaunted through several villages in one day.
他们一天之内逛遍了好几个村庄。
去短途游玩；去闲逛
On sunny days, we would go jaunting in the hills.
晴天时，我们会去山上短途游玩。
Use jaunting naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
把 jaunt 拆成 j+aunt：j 像钩子，勾着 aunt（阿姨）的手，去短途闲逛。
语域：mixed 常见场景：书面游记、散文、日常对话中谈论短途出游 作动词常表示短途游玩或闲逛；单独使用时偏书面/文学，口语里比较常见于 jaunt around/off 这类搭配，带轻松随意感。
用于表示短途旅行，常与介词连用
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