(NOUN) The money that you pay for a journey in a vehicle such as a bus or train.
FARE
(Adjective) When a place is full of people.
CROWDED / PACKED
(Adjective) When you really believe in your own abilities (and don’t feel nervous or frightened.)
CONFIDENT
(ADJECTIVE) Not willing to wait for something to happen.
IMPATIENT
(Adjective) When something is extremely beautiful or attractive.
STUNNING
(Adjective) Caring only about what you want or need without any thought for the needs or wishes of other people.
SELFISH
(Phrasal Verb) To get off a train, bus, boat or plane.
GET OFF
(Adjective) When something is extremely hot.
BOILING
(Phrasal Verb) To start flying
TAKE OFF
(Adjective) When you are thin in an attractive way.
SLIM
(Noun) A result of a particular action or situation, often one that is bad.
CONSEQUENCE
(NOUN) The situation in which you have to wait longer than expected for something to happen.
DELAY