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#2 (permalink) Sun Oct 09, 2005 23:21 pm An itinerary and a diary |
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*an itinerary is a proposed route of travel, a guidebook for travelers, an established line of travel or access *diary is a personal journal (as a physical object), a daily written record of (usually personal) experiences and observations
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Katarzyna I'm new here and I like it ;-)
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#3 (permalink) Sun Oct 09, 2005 23:35 pm Itinerary vs. diary? |
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Hi Kataryzna,
Thank you for your explanation. What do you think does itinerary mean in the following sentence:
Unfortunately, my secretary has replaced my itinerary.
Regards OM |
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Newmind I'm new here and I like it ;-)

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#4 (permalink) Sun Oct 09, 2005 23:53 pm Itinerary vs. diary? |
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| Openmind wrote: |
Hi Kataryzna,
Thank you for your explanation. What do you think does itinerary mean in the following sentence:
Unfortunately, my secretary has replaced my itinerary.
Regards OM |
I think she simply changed a formerly planned route/plan of journey to another one.
Regards:) |
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Katarzyna I'm new here and I like it ;-)
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#5 (permalink) Mon Oct 10, 2005 15:48 pm Itinerary vs. diary |
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Hi Katarzyna,
Thanks again for your answer. Actually, it should read 'misplaced' instead of 'replaced'. I still think an itinerary must be something like a diary. Please take a look at this sentence:
"Well, I seem to have misplaced my itinerary and need the name of my hotel so I can get a cab and take it to my hotel."
I mean, is an itinerary something physical, a book? If so, what is the difference between a calendar and an itinerary? |
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Katarzyna I'm new here and I like it ;-)
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#7 (permalink) Mon Oct 10, 2005 20:04 pm Itinerary vs. diary? |
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Hello Kataryzna! Thank you a lot for your speedy reply with all these useful links and information. Now I'm getting a better picture of the meaning of the word itinerary. So, there are the following terms that more or less mean the same or at least are related to each other:
- itinerary - calender - timetable - schedule - diary - journal - log book
Maybe, there are even more? |
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