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Travel - idiomatic expressions

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    vocabulary for review, idiomatic expressions about travel from the book 'Straight to Advanced', unit 3.page 26.
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  • begin your journey or trip; be on your way; leave
    hit the road
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  • contemplate the view; appreciate the famous or interesting attractions in a place
    take in the sights
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  • visit a place that is uncommon, not normally frequented
    go off the beaten track
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  • be on the road
    travelling, on your way
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  • with very limited financial means
    on a shoestring
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  • requiring what is the best, expensive, select, and appealing to the senses; expensively and comfortably
    luxuriously
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  • intended to save money; the cheapest
    economy
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  • move along with the prevailing forces; follow the group; be relaxed and accept the situation
    go with the flow
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  • be deliberately tricked, cheated or lied to by someone
    get taken for a ride
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  • calm and relaxed place or situation
    laid-back atmosphere
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  • calm, still, quiet; without turbulance or disagreement
    peace and tranquility
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  • receive a better product or service than the existing one
    get an upgrade
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  • a large amount of activity and work, usually in a noisy surrounding
    hustle and bustle
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  • to define and repect a detailed plan for a trip
    follow an itinerary
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  • negotiate well, make an agreement to your advantange
    drive a hard bargain
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