1 The one that makes tourism, traveling for pleasure, to relax, to enrich, educate themselves. Synon.estivant, hiker, world traveler, hiker, backpacker, vacationer, traveler, visiteur.Ce are towns where tourists never go, and things change there room any more than the words in the pages of a book (Larbaud Barnabooth, 1913, p. 90).
♦ Absol. [With a value of al.] For the tourist, forests, plants, rivers, sites, volcanoes, shorelines, mountains found a little something sacred and are to be classified, maintained, monitored and protected (Ironsides, Pol. Turn. Fr. , 1960, p. 30) .The tourist life is not a life. The tourist will always go where the tourist, the sole purpose of narrating home to other tourists stories of tourists. The tourist does not have access to quiet places. It does not have the moral right. Quiet places nobody is interested (R. Fallet, Paris in August, 1964, p. 111).
♦ In appos. with value adj. I had formed the plan of my trip to Frankfurt with one of our most famous tourist writers (Nerval, Lorely, 1852, p. 31). [P. Meton. the determined] Sainte-Chapelle! Sainte-Chapelle! such was the tourist and those who pushed clamor, this tourist clamor, Gabriel dragged to the car (Queneau, Zazie, 1959, p. 125).
a) Voyageur which is distinguished by its country of origin, the places he visits, the means of transport they use, etc.C'est travelers (...), a tourist who has been seduced by the beauty and grandeur of this wild site (Ponson duTerr., Rocambole, vol. 1, 1859, p. 431) .Sometimes occurred some tourists, a guide in hand, walked a vague look at the building, then retired (Arland, Order, 1929, p. 297).
SYNT. German tourist, American, English, European, French; average tourist; tourist business; tourist season; (auto) because tour group; air, talking, suit, tourist curiosity; automobile tourist.
Rem. Def. official, to AD. the terminol. boarding .: The tourist is a person who travels to a country other than that of his residence and who is living more than twenty-four hours without reaching the time required for it to be considered a resident (Jocard Tower . Action and State, 1966, p. 14).
♦ Tourist bicycle. Synon. cyclotouriste.Des of curious tourists on bicycles, women and children (Van der Meersch, Footprint god, 1936, p. 139).
b) Loc. Tourist. As a tourist. He had wandered first, tourist; but he was soon tired of walking (Martin G., Becoming, 1909, p. 165) .I just like that ... Very interesting tourist in tourism (Prévert, Lyrics, 1946, p. 148).
2 P. anal.
a) Synon. of étranger.Je am a colonial. Europe does not want me; I will never be a tourist (Larbaud Barnabooth, 1913, p. 119).
b) Amateur, who is interested in things with curiosity, but in a superficial way. A view that, for my part, I find new and interesting while remaining that of a tourist and amateur (Claudel Match. [Gide], 1912, p. 207).
- P. metaph. In other cases, it was more rustling routes where a lover, abandoned the sweet agony of remembrance could say to his companion: "In this place, at this time, I wanted you and you n 'was not there. "These tourists passion could then recognize (Camus, Plague, 1947, p. 1462).
- Loc. Tourist. Amateur, a dilettante. I am (...) remained a pure dilettante in life, amateur in many things, not lusting no control, and as a tourist enjoying my irresponsibility (Amiel, Journal, 1866, p. 90).
B. - specs in appos..
1 industr. HOTEL. Ranking tourist. Classification of hotels in tourist hotels. The contention of the hotel then undoubtedly constitutes an offense under price regulation, and rules of professional conduct required for classification "tourist" (Jocard Tower. Action and State, 1966, p. 98).
2 TRANSPORT
a) Tourist Class. Intermediate class between the second and third class that provides discounted rates on certain transport (ships, aircraft). It is (...) at the initiative of the Tourism Committee [of the OEEC (Organisation for European Economic Cooperation)] what occurred the creation in 1952 of the "tourist" class on airlines (Jocard Tower. Action and State, 1966, p. 210).
b) Car tourist. Synon. Passenger car (v. word B 2) .Importante society (...) with (...) trucks, vans, cars tourists would be interested product or article again (Le Monde, 19 Jan. 1952 p. 10, col. 7).
- P. ell. Passenger vehicle. Still some special bodies laid out on "tourists" for utilitarian purposes (Chaplain, Techn. Automob., 1956, p. 24) will be distinguished.
Pronounced. Orth and .: [tuʀist]. Att. ds Ac. dep. Étymol 1878. and Hist. 1803-1804 English speaking travelers (JLFerri St-Constant, London and the English, II, year XII, 333-334 ds Höfler Anglic.) 1833 s. ref. Direct-to-English (Balzac, Match, p 392..) 1934 tourist class (Quillet). Pr. angl.tourist to att. dep. 1780 (NED Suppl.2) for r. detour (from the uk. tour3 *) att. dep. millet. XVII. to mean "travel circuit in which we visit different places" (NED). Tourist is currently empl. as determ. indicating a certain class of the Order of comfort and price in phrases such as tourist hotel "tourist hotel" (1927) and tourist class (1936), c. NED Suppl.2Fréq. abs. Litter .: 306 Freq. rel. Litter .: XIX .: a) 184 b) 365; XX .: a) 374 b) 723 Bbg. Antoine (G.). Tourist, summer visitor, vacationer ... Bro mod. 1957, t. 25, pp. 6-24. - Aubin (R. A.). "Tourist". Mod. Lang. 1944 Notes, vol. 59, p. 334-335. -Bonn. 1920, p. 158 - Hadifi (M.). The Vocab. Tourism from the "Tourism and Leisure" Le Monde. Thesis, Nancy, 1983, p. 168-190. - Münster (V). Die Entwicklung im Spiegel der Fremdenverkehrs of französischen Fachterminologie. Der österreichische Betriebswirt. 1961 t. 11, pp. 237-239. - Quem. DDL t. 31.
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