lǚyóu

Usages of lǚyóu

我wǒ们men 旅lǚ游yóu 回来huílái 以后yǐhòu, 总是zǒngshì 把bǎ 照片zhàopiàn 发fā 给gěi 朋友péngyou。wǒmen lǚyóu huílái yǐhòu, zǒngshì bǎ zhàopiàn fā gěi péngyou.
After we come back from traveling, we always send the photos to our friends.
她tā 很hěn 爱ài 旅lǚ游yóu, 觉得juéde 看kàn 世shì界jiè 很hěn 有意思yǒuyìsi。tā hěn ài lǚyóu, juéde kàn shìjiè hěn yǒuyìsi.
She really loves traveling and feels that seeing the world is very interesting.
我wǒ 希望xīwàng 明年míngnián 能néng 跟gēn 室友shìyǒu 一起yìqǐ 去qù 别的biéde 城市chéngshì 旅lǚ游yóu。wǒ xīwàng míngnián néng gēn shìyǒu yìqǐ qù biéde chéngshì lǚyóu.
I hope to travel to another city with my roommate next year.
明年míngnián 我wǒ 想xiǎng 去qù 别的biéde 国家guójiā 旅lǚ游yóu。míngnián wǒ xiǎng qù biéde guójiā lǚyóu.
Next year I want to travel to other countries.
我wǒ 从小cóngxiǎo 就jiù 羡慕xiànmù 姐姐jiějie, 因为yīnwèi 她tā 自己zìjǐ 去qù 别的biéde 国家guójiā 旅游lǚyóu。wǒ cóngxiǎo jiù xiànmù jiějie, yīnwèi tā zìjǐ qù biéde guójiā lǚyóu.
I have admired my sister since I was little because she travels to other countries on her own.
暑假shǔjià 比bǐ 寒假hánjià 长cháng, 大学生dàxuéshēng 有yǒu 时间shíjiān 旅游lǚyóu 或者huòzhě 回huí 老家lǎojiā 看看kànkan 亲戚qīnqi。shǔjià bǐ hánjià cháng, dàxuéshēng yǒu shíjiān lǚyóu huòzhě huí lǎojiā kànkan qīnqi.
Summer vacation is longer than winter vacation, and college students have time to travel or go back to their hometowns to visit relatives.
他tā 会huì 来lái 我们wǒmen 的de 城市chéngshì 旅游lǚyóu。tā huì lái wǒmen de chéngshì lǚyóu.
He will come to our city to travel.
在zài 朋友péngyou 中zhōng, 她tā 最zuì 爱ài 旅lǚ游yóu。zài péngyou zhōng, tā zuì ài lǚyóu.
Among her friends, she loves traveling the most.
她tā 第一次dìyīcì 一yí 个gè 人rén 去qù 旅游lǚyóu 的de 时候shíhou, 心里xīnli 很hěn 紧张jǐnzhāng, 可是kěshì 最后zuìhòu 一切yíqiè 都dōu 很hěn 顺利shùnlì。tā dìyīcì yí gè rén qù lǚyóu de shíhou, xīnli hěn jǐnzhāng, kěshì zuìhòu yíqiè dōu hěn shùnlì.
The first time she traveled alone, she was very nervous, but in the end everything went smoothly.
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