- well-trav|eled
- well-trav|eled «WEHL TRAV uhld», adjective.1. that has traveled far; experienced in travel: »
an alert, well-traveled American.
2. much traveled; carrying much traffic: »well-traveled airways.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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