Definition of road warrior

road warriornoun

chiến binh đường phố

/ˈrəʊd wɒriə(r)//ˈrəʊd wɔːriər/

The term "road warrior" originated in the early 1980s, primarily in the context of corporate America. It was coined to describe a highly mobile and frequent business traveler who spends an extensive amount of time on the road, visiting different locations and meeting with clients or colleagues. The phrase "warrior" was added to signify the intensity and rigor of the lifestyle that these individuals embraced, as they navigated busy schedules, long hours, and frequent flight delays and cancellations. The term has since been adopted by other industries, including sports and politics, to describe individuals who travel frequently as part of their professional pursuits.

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a person who travels a lot for their job and does a lot of work while travelling

một người đi công tác nhiều và làm nhiều việc trong khi đi công tác

Example:
  • The departure lounge was full of road warriors with their laptops and little cases on wheels.

    Phòng chờ khởi hành chật kín những người đi đường mang theo máy tính xách tay và những chiếc vali nhỏ có bánh xe.

a sports team that plays well away from their home sports ground

một đội thể thao chơi tốt ở xa sân vận động thể thao của họ

Example:
  • The Chicago Blackhawks have been road warriors all season long.

    Đội Chicago Blackhawks đã là những chiến binh trên sân khách trong suốt mùa giải.