乘旅程英语怎么说

To take a journey in English is to "travel" or to "go on a trip." The word "travel" comes from the Old French word "travail," which means "work" or "effort," and it originally referred to a journey taken for work or business purposes. The word "trip" comes from the Old Norse word "trippa," which means "to step lightly" or "to walk with a light step."
Here are some examples of how to use these words in sentences:
I'm going to travel to Paris next week.
We're planning a trip to the beach for the weekend.
She loves to travel and see new places.
He's been on a lot of business trips lately.
In Chinese, to take a journey can be translated as "乘旅程" (chéng lǚ chéng). For example:
我下周要去巴黎旅行 (Wǒ xiàzhōu yào qù Bālí lǚxíng) = I'm going to travel to Paris next week.
我们正在计划周末去海滩度假 (Wǒmen zhèngzài jìhuà zhōumò qù hǎitān dùjià) = We're planning a trip to the beach for the weekend.
她喜欢旅行，看看新的地方 (Tā xǐhuan lǚxíng, kàn kàn xīn de dìfāng) = She loves to travel and see new places.
他最近出差很多次 (Tā zuìjìn chūchāi hěnduō cì) = He's been on a lot of business trips lately.