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pretravel

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pretravel [′prē‚travĀ·əl]
(control systems)
The distance or angle through which the actuator of a switch moves from the free position to the operating position.


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Abandoning the comfortable routine of his pretravel lifestyle, he now wanted "discomfort, strife, and the excitement of exertion.
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He is currently responsible for conducting risk assessments and pretravel briefings for employees traveling on company business throughout the world.
 
 
 
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