EXPEDITION


Meaning of EXPEDITION in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ major

a major ~ to climb Mount Everest

▪ little , small

▪ international , joint

The Canadians agreed to a joint ~ with the French.

▪ foreign

▪ successful

▪ ill-fated

John Franklin's ill-fated ~ to the Arctic

▪ climbing , diving , fishing , hunting , scouting , shopping , etc.

▪ archaeological , research , scientific

▪ military , naval

▪ punitive

The army sent a punitive ~ into Mexico.

▪ Antarctic , Everest , etc.

▪ British , Spanish , etc.

Spanish exploratory ~s in the 16th century

VERB + EXPEDITION

▪ go on , make

He had made two ~s to Spain to study wild plants.

▪ embark on , set off on , set out on , undertake

She was about to embark on a major ~.

▪ head , lead

▪ join

▪ accompany

Every scientific ~ was accompanied by a photographer.

▪ organize , plan

▪ launch , mount

They plan to launch an ~ into the mountains.

▪ finance , fund , sponsor

▪ send

EXPEDITION + VERB

▪ leave , set off , set out , start

▪ return

The ~ returned only two weeks after it had left.

▪ arrive , reach sth

On January 21 the ~ reached the South Pole.

EXPEDITION + NOUN

▪ leader , member

▪ party , team

PREPOSITION

▪ on an/the ~

She was out on a shopping ~.

▪ ~ against

He led a military ~ against the rebels.

▪ ~ into

an ~ into the interior of Australia

▪ ~ to

a naval ~ to West Africa

PHRASES

▪ the leader of an ~ , a member of an ~

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