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n. (alternative spelling of round trip English)
Usage examples of "round-trip".
I looked up again, we were pulling to a stop at a convenience store in a small town named Elbe, whose main claim to fame was the Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad Excursion, a one-and-a-half-hour, fourteen-mile round-trip train ride through the lower-lying foothills surrounding the mountain.
Today, an average of 25,000 people use the trains for round-trip commutes to work, shopping and special events.
The round-trip drive would take approximately thirty minutes, with another thirty minutes thrown in for schmoozing, which is how men do business.
They haplessly enter the stream of destiny, a wall of chitinous exoskeleton material sieved through the filter-feeding whales on their round-trip journeys from north to south.
The anonymizer did tell Triple-X that Renegade was in Austin, but, when he'd typed BRB, the hacker must've run a further test, which showed that the length of time it took the pings to get to and from Renegade's computer was far too short for the electrons to make the round-trip all the way to Texas and back.
The anonymizer did tell Triple-X that Renegade was in Austin, but, when he’d typed BRB, the hacker must’ve run a further test, which showed that the length of time it took the pings to get to and from Renegade’s computer was far too short for the electrons to make the round-trip all the way to Texas and back.
Tessa was given two free round-trip air tickets London to Berlin: first class.
Two round-trips in the first year, drop down to the Canaries and across, then down the trades, and allowing for a hard time around the Horn—.
Two round-trips in the first year, drop down to the Canaries and across, then down the trades, and allowing for a hard time around the Horn three trips if you had good luck running your westing down.
Ten laps plus the round-trip to the start/finish line at Horblein defined a complete race.
It took ninety-four microseconds round-trip time to the nearest point on the boundary, and a hundred and sixty microseconds to the farthest point.
But that problem would go away and usher in a new era of manned exploration of the outer Solar Systemwhen the race to develop a dependable, high-performance, pulsed nuclear propulsion system was won, which would bring the typical Mars round-trip down to somewhere around ten days.
Then an envelope arrived containing a round-trip plane ticket, and a guest list that included scientists, perfumers, and, yes, Priscilla Partido.
She glanced at her watch and quickly computed twice the round-trip light time plus the minimum dura-tion of a physician's conference after the electronic diagnosis was complete-ly which time it might be too late.
She glanced at her watch and quickly computed twice the round-trip light time plus the minimum duration of a physician's conference after the electronic diagnosis was completely which time it might be too late.