destination (ˌdɛstɪˈneɪʃən
)
Definitions
noun
- the predetermined end of a journey or voyage
- the ultimate end or purpose for which something is created or a person is destined
Translations
- British English:
destination
Your destination is the place you are going to.His preferred holiday destination is Hawaii.ˌdɛstɪˈneɪʃən NOUN His preferred holiday destination is Hawaii.
- Spanish:
destino
nm
- French:
destination
nf
- German:
Reiseziel
nnt
- Chinese: 目的地 n
- Arabic: مَقْصَد n
- Portuguese: destino nm
- Russian: назначение nnt
- Croatian: odredište nnt
- Czech: destinace nf
- Danish: destination nutr
- Dutch: bestemming nf
- Finnish: määränpää n
- Greek: προορισμός nm
- Italian: destinazione nf
- Japanese: 目的地 n
- Korean: 목적지 n
- Norwegian: bestemmelsessted nnt
- Polish: przeznaczenie nnt
- Brazilian Portuguese: destinação nf
- European Spanish:
destino
nm
- Swedish: destination nutr
- Thai: จุดหมายปลายทาง n
- Turkish: gidilecek yer n
- Vietnamese: nơi đến n
Usage examples
Their final destination turned out to be a small Catholic church in Greenwich Village.
, Code Breaker (1993)At the end of the year, all eyes are on Mars - the destination of four different spacecraft carrying three landers.
New Scientist (2003)At a time when many actors see Hollywood as their final destination , for Canadian playwrights there really is no place like home.
Globe and Mail (2003)It has only one significant market position where it is a destination store, which is childrenswear.
Glasgow Herald (2001)The concept that heaven can be a temporary haven, almost a holiday destination , goes against every other Christian tenet.
, HEAVEN: A Traveller's Guide to the Undiscovered Country (2002)