Collocation
look forward to a trip
To feel excited and pleased about an upcoming journey or vacation.
Definition
'look forward to a trip' is a common English collocation. To feel excited and pleased about an upcoming journey or vacation.
look forward to + a + trip (or other noun phrase)
“We're really looking forward to our trip to Italy next month.”
Examples
- I am looking forward to my trip to the beach this summer.
- They all look forward to a trip during the long holiday break.
- She was looking forward to her trip home after a long semester at university.
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- He always looks forward to a trip to the mountains every autumn.
- We're really looking forward to a trip to see our relatives who live overseas.
- Having worked so hard, the entire team is looking forward to a trip as a reward.
- I had been looking forward to this trip for months, planning every detail.
- Are you looking forward to your trip abroad next year, or are you nervous?
- My kids always look forward to a trip to Disneyland for their birthdays.
- After postponing it twice, we're finally looking forward to a trip to Japan next month.
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