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guided tour

guided tour noun: a trip where a knowledgeable guide leads a group to a destination, providing commentary and historical context while often handling logistics like accommodation and transportation.

Noun

guided tour (plural guided tours)

  1. A trip where a knowledgeable guide leads a group to a destination, providing commentary and historical context while often handling logistics like accommodation and transportation.
    • Oliver immediately gets a guided tour, Felix wheeling through libraries and endless colour-coded rooms, up and down staircases and along echoing halls where various "dead relly[s]" stare down from the walls.2023 November 13, Rosalind Jana, “Saltburn and the bizarre life of Britain's stately homes”, in BBC

Forms of guided tour

pluralguided tours

Questions about guided tour

What does guided tour mean?
Guided tour means a trip where a knowledgeable guide leads a group to a destination, providing commentary and historical context while often handling logistics like accommodation and transportation.
What part of speech is guided tour?
Guided tour is a noun.
What is the plural of guided tour?
The plural of guided tour is guided tours.

Words near guided tour in the dictionary

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  4. guided missiles
  5. guided notes
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  8. guided-missile
  9. guidedness
  10. guidee
  11. guidees

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