have sth, will travel
humorousDefinition
› said if you want to go on a journey and use a particular skill: The ad in the newspaper read 'Have English language skills, will travel.'Travelling
(Definition of have sth, will travel from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Air travel: airports & landing strips
- Air travel: aviation
- Air travel: balloons & parachutes
- Air travel: fixed-wing aircraft & helicopters
- Air travel: parts of aeroplanes
- Air travel: travelling by aircraft
- Air travel: workers on/with aircraft & spacecraft
- Hotels & hostels
- Journeys
- Making bookings & reservations
- On the road: accidents involving vehicles
- On the road: drivers
- On the road: driving & operating road vehicles
- On the road: parking
- On the road: petrol stations, garages & repair shops
- On the road: traffic jams
- Railway workers
- Railways & railway lines
- Railways: trains & parts of trains
- Space travel
- Tickets
- Tourism & holidays
- Train & bus stations & taxi ranks
- Travellers & visitors
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Synonyms and related words:
- catch verb (TRAVEL)
- change noun (TRANSPORT)
- coach noun, adverb
- connect verb (TRANSPORT)
- cover verb (TRAVEL)
- destination noun
- direct adverb
- gad about/around (somewhere) phrasal verb
- gallivant verb
- go round sth phrasal verb
- long-haul adjective
- override verb (TRAVEL)
- ply verb (TRAVEL)
- roam verb
- tootle verb
- tourist class noun
- travel verb
- travelled adjective
- traverse verb
- voyage verb
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