trayecto
“trayecto” means “journey” in Spanish (the period of travel between two points).
journey, route
Also: stretch, distance
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El trayecto en autobús dura treinta minutos.
A1The bus journey takes thirty minutes.
Es un trayecto largo desde mi casa hasta el trabajo.
A2It is a long route from my house to work.
Durante el último trayecto del viaje, empezó a nevar.
B2During the final stretch of the trip, it started to snow.
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Quick Quiz: trayecto
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Which word best describes the specific physical path between two train stations?
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📚 Etymology▼
From Latin 'traiectus', which means 'a crossing' or 'a passage across'. It shares roots with words related to throwing or moving across a space.
First recorded: 17th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'trayecto' and 'recorrido'?
They are very similar! 'Trayecto' usually emphasizes the distance between two specific points (A to B), while 'recorrido' often implies a more complex route, a tour, or walking around an area.
Can I use 'trayecto' for a walk in the park?
You can, but it sounds a bit formal. For a casual walk, 'paseo' or 'camino' is more natural.
Is it 'el trayecto' or 'la trayecto'?
It is always masculine: 'el trayecto'.