Plural of trek
regular plural
The plural of trek is treks.
Forms of trek
| Singular | trek /tɹɛk/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | treks |
| Countable | countable |
Treks in a sentence
- OBLIVIOUS to his sterilisation, Judas the raccoon dog treks through Sweden’s countryside in search of a mate.2016, Aisling Irwin, Furry aliens on Europe’s hit list: New Scientist, number 3063, page 8. From the entry raccoon dog
- "No more midnight treks to the outhouse.2003, Mercedes Lackey/James Mallory, The Outstretched Shadow. From the entry close-stool
- In the past when baby-fathers were reluctant to give support, baby-mothers had to make long treks as supplicants but the phone now saves them considerable, inconvenient and costly travelling.2006, Heather A. Horst, Daniel Miller, “Link-up”, in The Cell Phone: An Anthropology of Communication, Oxford, Oxfordshire; New York…. From the entry baby-mother
Meaning of trek
- noun A journey by ox wagon.
- noun The Boer migration of 1835–1837.
- noun A slow or difficult journey.
Questions about the plural of trek
- What is the plural of trek?
- The plural of trek is treks.
- Is trek countable?
- Trek is a countable noun.
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