DBH 4 - Vocabulary review - Test 2 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

The flight had to be ............ because there were problems with the fog.

called off

Sarah has to ........... the other noisy tourists.

put up with

If you come to Buenos Aires we can ........ you ........ in one of our rooms.

put you up

We'll have to ........... very early to avoid the rush-hour traffic.

set off

The boss ...... the holiday ..... because he was ill, so we will leave on holiday next Monday instead of going today.

put the holiday off

I don't thinks horse can ............. a car.

keep up with

Oh no I have forgotten my passport, we will have to ........... home

turn round

The most exciting moment is when the plane .......... .

takes off

I asked the taxi driver to ......... outside he station.

drop me off

Dad fetched the luggage while mum .......... at the hotel.

checked in

We are going on holiday tomorrow, but we will call you when we .......

come back

I think the neighbours have .............. for the weekend.

gone away

We would like to remind our guests they must ........... before midday.

check out

Let's go to the airport to ........ grandma ...... .

see grandma off

People don't generally use a bike to ............ the City.

get about

Sometimes you ........... some really nasty drivers in the city.

come across

Someone in the town hall ........... a nice idea to promote cycling in city.

came up with

I get off the train, put on my helmet and ............ the office.

head for

He is always travelling, he’s an .......................................................

itchy feet

Put the ......................................................, boys—we need to get these packages shipped by the end of the day.

pedal to the metal

Jill: Don't go yet! Wait for me to get ready. Jane: But you always take at least half an hour. No wonder they always say that he .............................................................

travels fastest he who travels alone

Everyone who gets the chance should go abroad. ............................................ You become more mature.

Travelling broadens the mind

I chose that island as a vacation spot because I knew it was ........................................ and would give me some much-needed solitude.

off the beaten track

A: "How does the whole school already know that I got suspended?"  B: "Well, ........................................"

Bad news travels fast

I'm sorry I'm late to the party. ........................................... right? At least I came!

Better late than never

The teacher: “ Pay attention, John, or you'll miss the opportunity that is, ..................................................and not learn Algebra “.

miss the boat

His mind works a ............................................................., constantly full of ideas.

a mile a minute

I live in Barcelona, but my ........... is Madrid.

hometown

Make sure you ......... .. a hotel before you come to our island, especially in the summer.

book

The .......... from London to Berlin is about 919 kilometres.

distance

I must remember to take a ............ back from Spain for my grandmother

souvenir

The brochure says that the hotel has a great .......... of the sea.

view

Hurry up, or we'll .......... the bus!

miss

I always enjoy our school ........ to France.

trip

David ........ me to the train station every morning.

takes

it can be quite busy here during the tourist ..........

season

When you ......... your destination, your tour guide will meet you at the airport.

reach

The hotel where we are .......... is quite luxurious.

staying

You need a passport to cross the .........between Mexico and the United States.

border

To send someone away somewhere.

ship someone off

making progress and likely to achieve something.

on track

to make someone very bored or very angry.

Drive someone up the wall / round the bens

The quickest and most direct route to achievement of a goal (especially business related).

the fast track

To correct something that was going wrong.

Get back on track

To go on a journey without taking a lot of things with you.

travel light

To hide or conceal something.

cover your tracks

to start a journey

to hit the road

to no longer know what is happening, or not to remember something.

lose track

To be in the same situation (usually unpleasant) as other people.

To be in the same boat

to start behaving in a way that is not generally acceptable, especially dishonestly or illegally:

go off the rails

I had to walk up the train with my heavy suitcase because I’d got into the wrong ..................................

carriage

Blackpool is a well-known holiday ....................................... in the north west of England.

resort

We had a tiny ....................................... right at the bottom of the ship.

cabin

The coach stops in Tamworth, but its final ..................................... .. is Birmingham.

destination

We are pleased to announce the ....................................... of flight BA 635 from Barcelona.

arrival

The train leaves at half past three PM so I meet you on the ....................................... at about quarter past.

platform

Bella and Derek are going on a ..................................... round the Indian Ocean in the summer.

cruise

We were very disappointed when we got there. The hotel had looked so much nicer in the .......................................

brochure