journey
journey — 名詞
1. a trip you take when going between different places, often taking a fair amount
旅程
從一地到另一地的旅途
a trip you take when going between different places, often taking a fair amount of time and using some form of transport
The train journey from Taipei to Kaohsiung took just over ninety minutes.
從台北到高雄的火車旅程只需九十多分鐘。
collocation: train journey / bus journey / car journey
After a long journey across the desert, the travellers finally reached the oasis.
穿越沙漠的漫長旅程後,旅人們終於抵達了綠洲。
preposition: journey + across + [place]
Joaquín packed his bags and prepared for the journey ahead of him.
Joaquín 打包好行李,準備迎接前方的旅程。
Roya fell asleep within minutes of the bus journey starting at dawn.
Roya 在黎明時分出發的公車旅程中,沒多久就睡著了。
The return journey took even longer because of the heavy rain.
回程因為大雨,花的時間反而更長了。
- stay
Remaining in one place instead of travelling
文法句型
a/the + journey + (from X) + (to Y)
a + ADJ + journey
用法筆記
Used with prepositions such as 'to', 'from', 'through', 'across', and 'into' to indicate the route or destination. Unlike 'travel' (uncountable), 'journey' is a countable noun and can be used with 'a' or numbers: a long journey, two bus journeys.
常見錯誤
2. a series of personal experiences through the months or years that change you or
歷程
改變或影響人生的過程
a series of personal experiences through the months or years that change you or help you grow as a person
Padma called her battle with illness a spiritual journey that changed her life.
Padma 將她與疾病的抗爭稱為改變她人生的心靈歷程。
adjective before journey: spiritual journey / emotional journey / personal journey
The documentary follows the emotional journey of a family rebuilding their home after the earthquake.
這部紀錄片記錄了一個家庭在地震後重建家園的情感歷程。
For Asher, learning to play the piano was a journey of patience and self-discovery.
對 Asher 而言,學習鋼琴是一段充滿耐心與自我探索的歷程。
Adisa spoke about his journey from factory worker to successful business owner.
Adisa 談到了他從工廠工人到成功企業家的歷程。
Their journey as a couple began when they met at a small café in Lyon.
他們作為伴侶的歷程始於在里昂一家小咖啡館的相遇。
- path
Suggests a direction or route in life. Less emotional than 'journey'; can feel more neutral.
- process
Focuses on the steps involved rather than the emotional aspect. More clinical and factual.
- pilgrimage
A journey with deep spiritual or personal meaning. More intense and specific than 'journey'.
- stagnation
A lack of growth, change, or progress
文法句型
a/an + ADJ + journey
a + NOUN + of + NOUN
用法筆記
Often modified by adjectives describing growth or emotion: spiritual journey, emotional journey, personal journey, healing journey. This sense is almost always used in the singular.
常見錯誤
3. a book or folder that keeps a record of what a school student has learned and ac
學習歷程
學生成就與學習紀錄
a book or folder that keeps a record of what a school student has learned and achieved over a school year or term
Every term, the teacher adds new pages to each student's learning journey folder.
每學期,老師都會在每位學生的學習歷程檔案中新增頁面。
collocation: learning journey folder / learning journey book
Aoi's learning journey showed steady progress in reading and mathematics throughout the year.
Aoi 的學習歷程顯示她全年在閱讀和數學方面持續進步。
Parents were invited to look through their children's learning journeys during the open day.
家長日在學校邀請家長翻閱孩子的學習歷程檔案。
The teacher asked Felix to add a new drawing to his learning journey folder.
老師請 Felix 在學習歷程檔案中放入一張新的畫作。
Each child's learning journey includes notes from the teacher and samples of their work.
每個孩子的學習歷程都包含老師的評語和作品樣本。
文法句型
possessive + learning journey
a/an + NOUN + learning journey
用法筆記
Chiefly British English. In the UK school system, also called a 'learning log' or 'learning portfolio'. Not commonly used in American English — 'portfolio' is the preferred term.
journey — 動詞
1. to travel from one place to another, especially a long or meaningful trip
旅行
前往某地旅行
to travel from one place to another, especially a long or meaningful trip
Sophia journeyed through the mountains of Nepal, visiting remote villages along the way.
Sophia 穿越尼泊爾的山區,沿途探訪偏遠的村莊。
verb + through + [place] for route
William and his sister journeyed across Europe by train for three months after university.
William 和他的妹妹大學畢業後一起搭火車遊歷歐洲三個月。
The explorers journeyed deep into the jungle in search of the ancient ruins.
探險家們深入叢林,尋找古老遺跡。
Lauren journeyed north along the coast, stopping at fishing towns along the way.
Lauren 沿著海岸向北行進,沿途在漁村停留。
Each spring, the birds journey north to their summer breeding grounds.
每年春天,鳥群向北遷徙到夏季的繁殖地。
- stay
To remain in one place instead of travelling
文法句型
journey + (through/across/into/from/to + place)
用法筆記
More formal and literary than 'travel' or 'go'. In everyday conversation, speakers typically use 'travel', 'go', or 'take a trip'. 'Journey' as a verb is more common in written narratives, travel writing, and formal contexts.