Definition of island-hop in English:

island-hop

verb

[no object]usually as noun island-hopping

Travel from one island to another, especially as a tourist in an area of small islands.
I've sailed the Turkish coast and gone island-hopping in Greece on the luxurious motor yacht
Example sentencesExamples
- The Family Islands have plenty of variety, though, which makes island-hopping a good option.
- Learn self-rescue skills plus tidal navigation and you can head offshore to go island-hopping for the weekend.
- They stand within sight of one another, but they are surprisingly different and this makes them ideal for island-hopping.
- It has more than 120 services a day throughout the islands, making island-hopping simple if money is not an issue.
- More laid-back activities include fishing and island-hopping.

Definition of island-hop in US English:

island-hop

verbˈaɪləndˌhɑpˈīləndˌhäp

[no object]usually as noun island-hopping

Travel from one island to another, especially as a tourist in an area of small islands.
I've sailed the Turkish coast and gone island-hopping in Greece on the luxurious motor yacht
Example sentencesExamples
- The Family Islands have plenty of variety, though, which makes island-hopping a good option.
- It has more than 120 services a day throughout the islands, making island-hopping simple if money is not an issue.
- More laid-back activities include fishing and island-hopping.
- They stand within sight of one another, but they are surprisingly different and this makes them ideal for island-hopping.
- Learn self-rescue skills plus tidal navigation and you can head offshore to go island-hopping for the weekend.

单词	island-hop
释义	Definition of island-hop in English: island-hop verb [no object]usually as noun island-hopping Travel from one island to another, especially as a tourist in an area of small islands. I've sailed the Turkish coast and gone island-hopping in Greece on the luxurious motor yacht Example sentencesExamples The Family Islands have plenty of variety, though, which makes island-hopping a good option. Learn self-rescue skills plus tidal navigation and you can head offshore to go island-hopping for the weekend. They stand within sight of one another, but they are surprisingly different and this makes them ideal for island-hopping. It has more than 120 services a day throughout the islands, making island-hopping simple if money is not an issue. More laid-back activities include fishing and island-hopping. Definition of island-hop in US English: island-hop verbˈaɪləndˌhɑpˈīləndˌhäp [no object]usually as noun island-hopping Travel from one island to another, especially as a tourist in an area of small islands. I've sailed the Turkish coast and gone island-hopping in Greece on the luxurious motor yacht Example sentencesExamples The Family Islands have plenty of variety, though, which makes island-hopping a good option. It has more than 120 services a day throughout the islands, making island-hopping simple if money is not an issue. More laid-back activities include fishing and island-hopping. They stand within sight of one another, but they are surprisingly different and this makes them ideal for island-hopping. Learn self-rescue skills plus tidal navigation and you can head offshore to go island-hopping for the weekend.
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