Adventures: meaning, definitions and examples

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adventures

 

[ ədˈvɛn(t)ʃərz ]

Context #1

exciting experiences

Adventures are exciting or unusual experiences. They may also be bold, sometimes risky, undertakings with an uncertain outcome. Adventure can be found in various forms such as traveling to exotic places, exploring unknown territories, or taking on new challenges.

Synonyms

escapades, exploits, explores

Examples of usage

  • She went on an adventure to the Amazon rainforest.
  • The group of friends embarked on an adventure to climb Mount Everest.
  • His adventurous spirit led him to explore the depths of the ocean.
Context #2

narrative of exciting events

An adventure can also refer to a narrative of exciting events or the unfolding of a thrilling story. It often involves a protagonist facing challenges, overcoming obstacles, and experiencing personal growth along the way.

Synonyms

exploit, journey, quest

Examples of usage

  • The novel is filled with thrilling adventures of the main character.
  • The movie takes the audience on an adventure through time and space.
  • Reading adventure stories can transport you to different worlds.

Translations

Translations of the word "adventures" in other languages:

🇵🇹 aventuras

🇮🇳 साहसिक कार्य

🇩🇪 Abenteuer

🇮🇩 petualangan

🇺🇦 пригоди

🇵🇱 przygody

🇯🇵 冒険 (ぼうけん)

🇫🇷 aventures

🇪🇸 aventuras

🇹🇷 macera

🇰🇷 모험

🇸🇦 مغامرات

🇨🇿 dobrodružství

🇸🇰 dobrodružstvá

🇨🇳 冒险 (màoxiǎn)

🇸🇮 pustolovščine

🇮🇸 ævintýri

🇰🇿 шытырман оқиғалар

🇬🇪 თავგადასავლები

🇦🇿 macəralar

🇲🇽 aventuras

Word origin

The word 'adventures' originates from Middle English 'adventures', from Old French 'aventure', based on Latin 'adventurus' (about to happen), from 'advenire' (arrive). The concept of adventure has evolved over time, reflecting the human desire for exploration, discovery, and the thrill of the unknown. Adventures have been a source of inspiration for literature, art, and human endeavors throughout history.

See also: adventurer, adventuring, adventurous.