Definition of hostelling in English:

hostelling

(US hosteling)

nounˈhɒst(ə)lɪŋˈhɑst(ə)lɪŋ

mass noun

The practice of staying in youth hostels when travelling.
he saw some people climbing when he was hostelling
as modifier hostelling veterans
Example sentencesExamples
- Then I had a quick weekend in London with Peter and Jasmine, my tirelessly hospitable hosts in the metropolis, before heading off for three days of hostelling in the hilly bit of England.
- It's pretty much all we love about the hostelling experience, right?
- I had done a fair bit of hostelling myself and liked the idea of an outdoor-related job, meeting all the different kinds of people who visit hostels.
- The council is also developing criteria for backpacker and hostelling establishments, conference venues, restaurants, tour operators, and tourist transport service providers.
- However, if you are traveling alone or with another person, hostelling is something you might want to explore.
- The star-grading system, which was introduced in the accommodation industry in 2001, has moved on to other fields - such as the caravan and camping, and backpacking and hostelling categories.
- And with hostelling, it doesn't matter how many bad things you see, you need to come back to the basics - people want cleanliness and comfort.
- A favorite activity is sitting on the patio talking with Germans and Italians, another is hosteling.
- A spirited campaign backed by the likes of Cumbrian mountaineer Chris Bonington had been launched after the hostelling organisation decided to close Dufton's doors to weather its foot-and-mouth losses.

Derivatives

hosteller

nounˈhɒst(ə)ləˈhɑst(ə)lər

David and Carol come here every year and spend two weeks at Inverey enjoying the hills and the birds and feeding hostellers with rock cakes - and it is this volunteering that ensures some of the more remote hostels can stay open to visitors.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some hostellers and I are sitting on the grass under the Eiffel Tower sharing stories about the Parisians we've come across.
- I met families visiting museums, parents instructing children in their country's history, Chinese hostellers, so keen to improve their English that they asked me to share their meal-times and even their walking group on the Great Wall!
- Angry hostellers threw boots and whatever they could get hold of at me each morning.
- He was found shortly before 11 am yesterday by a group of hillwalkers who were visiting the area which is part of the scenic Wicklow Way route and popular with hostellers.

Definition of hosteling in US English:

hosteling

(British hostelling)

nounˈhäst(ə)liNGˈhɑst(ə)lɪŋ

The practice of staying in youth hostels when traveling.
he saw some people climbing when he was hosteling
as modifier hosteling veterans
Example sentencesExamples
- A favorite activity is sitting on the patio talking with Germans and Italians, another is hosteling.
- Then I had a quick weekend in London with Peter and Jasmine, my tirelessly hospitable hosts in the metropolis, before heading off for three days of hostelling in the hilly bit of England.
- I had done a fair bit of hostelling myself and liked the idea of an outdoor-related job, meeting all the different kinds of people who visit hostels.
- The star-grading system, which was introduced in the accommodation industry in 2001, has moved on to other fields - such as the caravan and camping, and backpacking and hostelling categories.
- It's pretty much all we love about the hostelling experience, right?
- The council is also developing criteria for backpacker and hostelling establishments, conference venues, restaurants, tour operators, and tourist transport service providers.
- And with hostelling, it doesn't matter how many bad things you see, you need to come back to the basics - people want cleanliness and comfort.
- However, if you are traveling alone or with another person, hostelling is something you might want to explore.
- A spirited campaign backed by the likes of Cumbrian mountaineer Chris Bonington had been launched after the hostelling organisation decided to close Dufton's doors to weather its foot-and-mouth losses.

单词	hostelling
释义	Definition of hostelling in English: hostelling (US hosteling) nounˈhɒst(ə)lɪŋˈhɑst(ə)lɪŋ mass noun The practice of staying in youth hostels when travelling. he saw some people climbing when he was hostelling as modifier hostelling veterans Example sentencesExamples Then I had a quick weekend in London with Peter and Jasmine, my tirelessly hospitable hosts in the metropolis, before heading off for three days of hostelling in the hilly bit of England. It's pretty much all we love about the hostelling experience, right? I had done a fair bit of hostelling myself and liked the idea of an outdoor-related job, meeting all the different kinds of people who visit hostels. The council is also developing criteria for backpacker and hostelling establishments, conference venues, restaurants, tour operators, and tourist transport service providers. However, if you are traveling alone or with another person, hostelling is something you might want to explore. The star-grading system, which was introduced in the accommodation industry in 2001, has moved on to other fields - such as the caravan and camping, and backpacking and hostelling categories. And with hostelling, it doesn't matter how many bad things you see, you need to come back to the basics - people want cleanliness and comfort. A favorite activity is sitting on the patio talking with Germans and Italians, another is hosteling. A spirited campaign backed by the likes of Cumbrian mountaineer Chris Bonington had been launched after the hostelling organisation decided to close Dufton's doors to weather its foot-and-mouth losses. Derivatives hosteller nounˈhɒst(ə)ləˈhɑst(ə)lər David and Carol come here every year and spend two weeks at Inverey enjoying the hills and the birds and feeding hostellers with rock cakes - and it is this volunteering that ensures some of the more remote hostels can stay open to visitors. Example sentencesExamples Some hostellers and I are sitting on the grass under the Eiffel Tower sharing stories about the Parisians we've come across. I met families visiting museums, parents instructing children in their country's history, Chinese hostellers, so keen to improve their English that they asked me to share their meal-times and even their walking group on the Great Wall! Angry hostellers threw boots and whatever they could get hold of at me each morning. He was found shortly before 11 am yesterday by a group of hillwalkers who were visiting the area which is part of the scenic Wicklow Way route and popular with hostellers. Definition of hosteling in US English: hosteling (British hostelling) nounˈhäst(ə)liNGˈhɑst(ə)lɪŋ The practice of staying in youth hostels when traveling. he saw some people climbing when he was hosteling as modifier hosteling veterans Example sentencesExamples A favorite activity is sitting on the patio talking with Germans and Italians, another is hosteling. Then I had a quick weekend in London with Peter and Jasmine, my tirelessly hospitable hosts in the metropolis, before heading off for three days of hostelling in the hilly bit of England. I had done a fair bit of hostelling myself and liked the idea of an outdoor-related job, meeting all the different kinds of people who visit hostels. The star-grading system, which was introduced in the accommodation industry in 2001, has moved on to other fields - such as the caravan and camping, and backpacking and hostelling categories. It's pretty much all we love about the hostelling experience, right? The council is also developing criteria for backpacker and hostelling establishments, conference venues, restaurants, tour operators, and tourist transport service providers. And with hostelling, it doesn't matter how many bad things you see, you need to come back to the basics - people want cleanliness and comfort. However, if you are traveling alone or with another person, hostelling is something you might want to explore. A spirited campaign backed by the likes of Cumbrian mountaineer Chris Bonington had been launched after the hostelling organisation decided to close Dufton's doors to weather its foot-and-mouth losses.
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