Excurse
Pronunciation: /ɛksˈkɝsɪ/
Excurse (verb)
- To go on a short journey or trip for pleasure.
- To briefly talk about something not directly related to the main topic.
Examples
- They decided to excurse to the countryside for the weekend.
- We often excurse to new places during the holidays.
Common collocations: excurse to the mountains, excurse for the weekend, excurse from the topic, excurse during a lecture