Crossword clues for trek
trek
- Voyage for Spock
- Trip of much travail
- Traveler's ordeal
- Tough slog
- Tortuous journey
- Sizable hike
- Quite a hike
- Long, difficult journey
- Long way to go
- Long hard journey
- Kirk's voyage
- Difficult slog
- Difficult expedition
- Boers' emigration
- Boer journey
- Big name in bikes
- Arduous expedition
- Ancient mountain crossing, say
- "Star ---"
- "Star ___: The Next Generation"
- "Star ___: Discovery" (upcoming sci-fi series)
- "Star ___ Into Darkness" (2013 sci-fi film)
- 'Star '
- Word from the Dutch for "migration"
- Wisconsin-based bike brand
- Wearisome voyage
- Walk long and hard
- Voyage with Kirk and Spock
- Voyage with Kirk
- Trip with much hardship
- Trip over the mountains
- Trip in the mountains
- Traveler's challenge
- Travel slowly
- Travel like Kirk
- Travel laboriously
- Tourist hike
- Tough haul
- Title word often accidentally swapped for Wars by people being careless
- Tiring journey
- Star trip
- Spock series
- Space odyssey
- Show with Klingons, casually
- Serious trip
- Really long hike
- Punishing journey
- Punishing hike
- Pioneers' journey, say
- Part of "ST:TNG"
- Part of "ST:DS9"
- Overland journey
- Mountain bike brand
- Major hike
- Major brand of mountain bikes
- Long, treacherous journey
- Long, tough trip
- Long, tiring voyage
- Long, hard haul
- Long slog
- Long migration, say
- Long migration
- Long and difficult trip
- Lo-o-o-o-ong trip
- Journey, to William Shatner
- Journey to the mall with a 4-month-old, it seems
- Journey on Kirk's USS Enterprise
- Journey like Kirk's
- Journey in the style of Captain Kirk
- Grueling journey
- Go the distance?
- Exhausting trip
- Exhausting journey
- Exhausting excursion
- Elaborate journey
- Draining journey
- Cause of blisters, perhaps
- Captain Kirk was on one
- Capt. Kirk was on one
- Boers' migration
- Bike giant
- Bike for Lance Armstrong
- Big schlep
- Big name in full-suspension frames
- Big name in bicycles
- Big hike
- Big bicycle maker
- Aptly named mountain bike brand
- All-day hike
- African trip
- A long journey
- 94-day undertaking in the Cheryl Strayed memoir "Wild"
- "Star ___" (TV classic with Leonard Nimoy)
- "Star ___" (sci-fi series)
- "Star ___" (classic TV series featuring Klingons)
- "Star ___" (classic sci-fi show)
- "Star ___: Discovery" (CBS All Access show)
- "Star ___: Deep Space Nine"
- "Star ___ Into Darkness" (May 2013 sequel)
- "Star ___ Into Darkness" (2013 film)
- "Star ___ Beyond" (upcoming science fiction movie)
- "Star ___ Beyond" (2016 science fiction movie)
- "Star ___ Beyond" (2016 movie)
- "Star ___ Beyond" (2016 film)
- "ST:TNG" part
- "Enterprise" trip
- "Enterprise" jaunt
- ''Star ___''
- Arduous journey
- "Enterprise" journey
- Long journey on foot
- Difficult journey
- "Star ___" (Shatner show)
- Schlepp
- Spock's voyage
- Hike along the Appalachian Trail, e.g
- Hard journey
- Long haul
- Quite a trip
- Odyssey with Kirk and Spock
- Pilgrimage
- Tough going
- Not just a trip across town
- Boer migration
- Enterprise doings
- Not just a hike
- Taxing trip
- Journey for Kirk
- No quick trip around the block
- Not just a five-minute jaunt
- Long hike
- Trudge
- Tough journey
- Voyage with Captain Kirk
- Long march
- All-day hike, e.g
- TV's "Star ___"
- Hard slog
- More than just a jaunt
- Long, long walk
- Go far afield
- Polar expedition, e.g.
- March lasting 31 days?
- Journey like Captain Kirk's
- Tough trip
- Migration, maybe
- No mere jaunt
- Quite a schlep
- Long, hard journey
- Thousand-mile journey, say
- Go a long way
- Long, arduous walk
- Long, long hike
- Wearying journey
- U.S.S. Enterprise journey
- Arduous hike
- Make arduous progress
- Arduous walk
- Quite the hike
- (South African) a journey by ox wagon (especially an organized migration by a group of settlers)
- Any long and difficult trip
- Journey with a star?
- Long day's journey
- Kirk's journey?
- Take a hike
- Expedition
- Himalayan hike
- Journey that is no junket
- Boer's trip in an ox cart
- Migratory journey
- Tiring trip
- Safari e.g
- Hard journey (4)
- Migrate
- The Magi made one
- Spock's journey
- Journey for a Boer
- Treacherous trip
- Laborious journey
- A long walk for Mum going out with market disbanded
- Long walk in the mountains?
- Long journey ends in disappointment for the monk
- Long hard journey on foot
- Backpacker that takes this long journey back
- It's a long journey from Turkey to eastern Cambodia
- Journey started in intermittent fashion close to Warwick
- Hiker turning back makes it appear it's a long hike
- Hike starts in The Rip and ends in the outback
- 'Star --'
- Arduous voyage
- Travel like Captain Kirk
- Arduous trip
- Move with effort
- No walk in the park?
- "Star ____"
- Long trip
- Hard trip
- Enterprising journey?
- Enterprise enterprise?
- Difficult trip
- Captain Kirk's journey
- Adventurous journey
- Hardly a walk in the park
- Jungle journey
- Enterprise's trip
- Trying trip
- Star ____
- Rough journey
- Long, hard trip
- Hard hike
- Difficult hike
- Covered-wagon journey, e.g
- "Star __"
- Voyage, to Spock
- Voyage with Spock
- Voyage of Capt. Kirk
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Trek \Trek\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Trekked; p. pr. & vb. n. Trekking.] [Written also treck.] [D. trekken. See Track, n.] [South Africa]
To draw or haul a load, as oxen.
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To travel, esp. by ox wagon; to go from place to place; to migrate. [Chiefly South Africa]
One of the motives which induced the Boers of 1836 to trek out of the Colony.
--James Bryce.
Trek \Trek\, n. [Written also treck.] [D. Cf. Track, n.] The act of trekking; a drawing or a traveling; a journey; a migration. [Chiefly South Africa]
To the north a trek was projected, and some years later
was nearly carried out, for the occupation of the
Mashonaland.
--James Bryce.
Great Trek, the great emigration of Boers from Cape Colony which began in 1836, and resulted in the founding of the South African Republic and Orange Free State.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1849 (n.) "a stage of a journey by ox wagon;" 1850 (v.), "to travel or migrate by ox wagon," from Afrikaans trek, from Dutch trekken "to march, journey," originally "to draw, pull," from Middle Dutch trecken (cognate with Middle Low German trecken, Old High German trechan "to draw"). Especially in reference to the Groot Trek (1835 and after) of more than 10,000 Boers, who, discontented with the English colonial authorities, left Cape Colony and went north and north-east. In general use as a noun by 1941. Related: Trekked; trekking.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A slow or difficult journey. 2 (context South Africa English) A journey by ox wagon. 3 (context South Africa English) The :w:Great Trek of 1835-1837. vb. 1 (context intransitive English) To make a slow or arduous journey. 2 (context intransitive English) To journey on foot, especially to hike through mountainous areas. 3 (context South Africa English) To travel by ox wagon.
WordNet
n. a journey by ox wagon (especially an organized migration by a group of settlers)
any long and difficult trip
v. journey on foot, especially in the mountains; "We spent the summer trekking in the foothills of the Himalayas"
make a long and difficult journey; "They trekked towards the North Pole with sleds and skis"
Wikipedia
Trek may refer to:
- Backpacking (wilderness), also known as trekking
- The Great Trek, a 19th-century migration of Africa's Boers
- Trek (band), Russian rock band
- the Trek experiment, UC Berkeley, on board STS-74.
- Trek Bicycle Corporation, a bicycle manufacturer
- Trekking bike, a type of hybrid bicycle
- Horse or pony trekking, a form of trail riding
- KCNK2, otherwise known as the TREK-1 potassium channel
- Hiking
- Walking
Trek is a Russian rock band formed in Khabarovsk, Soviet Russia, in 1977.
Usage examples of "trek".
The big alligator farms pulled people in, and then they stayed and paid good tourist dollars for airboat rides, canoe treks along the endless canals at sunset, and even camping in traditional chickees.
And the antlered man could have been a great help on their trek through Darkruin for, after all, Ildran was his enemy too.
But Navdaq turned away, the conversation over, and resumed its trek to the Autocrat, leading Jane way, Neelix, and Tuvok himself while the Vulcan began finally to come to peace inside himself, suppressing the powerful emotions behind the mask of logic and restoring his natural equilibrium.
Ferry transfers to Mersing were priced in green chalk next to jungle treks in blue.
This lasted until the jawanda began to fold in on itself, burying the hull in more and more of its body, minimeter piling on mil 136 STAR TREK T OGETGT-TT limeter, until the cruiser was completely enveloped in successive folds of jawanda.
Uhura regarded her spear again, wishing the cere 6 STAR TREK LOG TEN monial feathers tied just below the blade were sewn to one of her summer dresses.
Despite the numerous and well-armed guards, Don Humberto would not hear of his guest departing with less than a full squad of his own lancer-bodyguards, a quartet of servants, and a fully equipped and provided pack train to afford the estimable Conde Maylo de Morre security and civilized comforts on the long trek over the mountains.
It was on the third day of our trek, when we were drawing near to the Tugela, that we met the Boer embassy, off-saddled by a little stream where we proposed to outspan to rest the oxen while we ate our midday meal.
In the end, just as I was about to trek seawards, an old friend, Maputa, turned up at my wagons--that same man who had brought me the message from Panda before we started to attack Bangu.
Rick Berman and Michael Piller made me a part of the Star Trek universe in the first place, thereby changing my life.
Again the broad, sweeping gesture, this time taking in the entire hor tilde onless chamber: cages full of snaillike plants, plantlike snails, a cubicle lined with tiny 182 STAR TREK LOG Six colored balls, animals that resembled rocks, plants that resembled buildings, plant-animals like nothing on Earth.
Clayton having agreed with a thoroughly false martyred expression to sit in for me from four to midnight, I drove early to Lambourn to collect Alessia, pausing only for coffee and encouragement from Popsy before setting off on the three-hour trek to Brighton.
Because they are gifted at neither metaphysics nor dialogue, Reloaded plays like a cross between a video game and a preachy episode of Star Trek.
Star Trek and Star Wars novelizations, many of which tell lively and entertaining stories, but which, by predesign and stern publishing decree, do nothing at all to advance the underlying series concept beyond its starting point.
Their trek to Amer66 Ruth Sidransky ica began three years earlier, when my grandfather fled conscription into the Russian army.