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globetrotter

[ US /ˈɡɫoʊbtɹɔtɝ/ ]
[ UK /ɡlˈə‍ʊbtɹɒtɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who travels widely and often

How To Use globetrotter In A Sentence

  • Although seven hundred years have passed since Marco Polo made his illustrious twenty-five-year journey across Asia, his daring adventure continues to inspire globetrotters.
  • Christiane, I am not a globetrotter, but I share your love for “natural objects” like drifwood from a nearby deserted beach, branches, bark, foliage, dried teasels, berries ... (the list is longer) Grimpette - French Word-A-Day
  • Japan last month, New York next month - you've become a regular globetrotter, haven't you?
  • He said he is not very widely travelled and does not describe himself as a globetrotter.
  • He later switched to catering for high rollers only, but is now an international globetrotter whose ambitious plans for development in south-east Asia could make him the biggest player of all.
  • Now it seems the government too is determined to fret over the globetrotters.
  • Always a globetrotter, he lives half the year in Moscow where he has a huge following.
  • Do Ho Suh shows a multicolored sculpture made of tiny model figures; Olafur Eliasson lets a yellow Think Sphere shine on the art globetrotters; Pawel Althamer exhibits the billy goat costume with which he has travelled the world; FOS present two birds that cover newspapers with their excrements; and finally there are several shiny Anish Kapoor's and colorful Haegue Yang's. VernissageTV: Frieze Art Fair London 2011
  • The film contains details of the travels of the two globetrotters, and will be played during the exhibition.
  • Bangalore has today many a globetrotter, foreign delegate, and tourist.
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