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travel with

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travel with someone 
1. to associate with someone; to move about in association with someone. She travels with a sophisticated crowd. I am afraid that Walter is traveling with the wrong group of friends.
2. to make a journey with someone. Do you mind if I travel with you? Who are you going to travel with?
See also: travel

travel with something

to have something with one as one travels. I always travel with extra money. I hate to travel with three suitcases. That is more than I can handle.
See also: travel
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These packages are available at discounted rates for your avail and it is always better to travel with one such agency providing such packages if you are traveling for both business and pleasure.
Ease Your Travel by jay sean / Travel, recreation and leisure community
Thousands of seniors travel with us each year, so we're able to provide insightful advice to help them make the most of their travels.
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It has become very easy to travel with a varied range of packages to choose from.
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