backpacking
backpacking — 名詞
1. Exploring cities, towns, or natural areas with only the essentials packed into a
背包旅行
揹背包、節省費用的旅行方式
Exploring cities, towns, or natural areas with only the essentials packed into a backpack, typically on a limited budget by staying in hostels or camping.
Lucas and Aiko spent three months backpacking through Southeast Asia on a very tight budget.
Lucas 和 Aiko 揹著背包在東南亞旅行了三個月,預算非常有限。
spent three months backpacking
Many young travellers start their backpacking journey with just a simple backpack and a guidebook.
許多年輕旅人僅帶著一個簡單的背包和一本旅遊指南,便展開了他們的背包旅行。
backpacking journey
Backpacking around Europe gave Sanjay the chance to meet people from many different countries.
在歐洲的背包旅行讓 Sanjay 有機會認識來自許多不同國家的人。
The hostel owner gave backpacking guests a map with the cheapest local restaurants marked.
青年旅館的老闆給了背包客一張地圖,上面標示了當地最便宜的餐廳。
- budget travel
similar emphasis on low cost, but 'budget travel' can include non-backpack methods like train passes
- gap-year travel
often overlaps but implies a young traveller taking a break from study or work
- luxury travel
involves high-cost accommodation and organised tours
文法句型
go + backpacking
backpacking + noun
用法筆記
This sense often appears in the phrase 'go backpacking' (e.g. 'They went backpacking in New Zealand'). The object of the journey is typically a region or country, not a single building or city.
常見錯誤
2. Walking through forests, mountains, or other wild areas for several days while c
健行露營
揹負裝備在野外徒步並露營
Walking through forests, mountains, or other wild areas for several days while carrying your own tent, food, and clothing on your back.
Kwame packed a lightweight tent and stove for his backpacking trip in the Rockies.
Kwame 打包了一頂輕便帳篷和一個爐具,準備去洛磯山脈健行露營。
backpacking trip
Heavy snowfall forced the backpacking group to turn back before reaching the mountain shelter.
大雪迫使健行露營團隊在抵達山間避難所之前折返。
backpacking group
Layla prefers backpacking to day hiking because she enjoys sleeping under the stars.
Layla 比較喜歡健行露營而非當日健行,因為她喜歡在星空下睡覺。
- trekking
more common for multi-day walks in remote or mountainous regions, especially in Asia and South America
- wilderness camping
focuses on the camping aspect rather than the walking
- day hiking
a walk that ends on the same day with no overnight gear
文法句型
backpacking + noun (attributive use)
go + backpacking
用法筆記
Unlike the 'budget travel' sense (noun/1), this sense specifically involves walking on trails and sleeping outdoors. Day hiking is shorter and does not involve carrying overnight gear.
常見錯誤
backpacking — 動詞
1. To travel on foot through natural or urban areas with everything required strapp
揹背包旅行
揹著裝備長途步行
To travel on foot through natural or urban areas with everything required strapped onto your back, usually for multiple days.
Amir backpacked across the Scottish Highlands for two weeks with only emergency contact numbers.
Amir 揹著背包穿越蘇格蘭高地走了兩週,身上只帶了緊急聯絡電話號碼。
backpacked across
Lucia backpacked the Pacific Crest Trail with a small group of experienced hikers.
Lucia 與一小群有經驗的健行者一起揹背包走完了太平洋屋脊步道。
backpacked the Pacific Crest Trail
Ricardo backpacked through the forest trail with a tent, food, and water for three days.
Ricardo 揹著背包穿越森林小徑,攜帶了帳篷、食物和三天的用水。
文法句型
backpack + through/across/around + [region]
backpack + [trail/route]
用法筆記
This verb is most common in the past tense ('backpacked through…'). The direct object is typically a trail or long-distance route; for regions, use 'through', 'across', or 'around'.