a place where trains stop so that passengers can get on and off
public transport
bus stop
station
petrol
coming from or belonging to a different place or country ["We don't get many ______ visitors."]
abroad
immigrant
foreign
strange
a unit of money in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and other countries that is equal to 100 cents ["The shirt costs 20 _____."]
euro
Bitcoin
pound
dollar
a small, simple house made of wood ["He lived in a _____ in the forest"]
hotel
house
cabin
apartment
a vehicle with two wheels that is powered by a motor and that can carry one or two people
car
bicycle
taxi
motorbike
a vehicle (smaller than a ship) that travels on water, moved by oars, sails or a motor
set off
boat
traffic lights
take off
a place (such as a room in a hotel) where travelers can sleep and find other services ["We've booked three night's _____ in Glasgow"]
hall
bed
facilities
accommodation
a boat that is used to carry people and vehicles for a short distance between two places
ship
kayak
ferry
shuttle
a hotel room made for one person to use
single room
suite
double room
bed
a place where two or more roads cross ["Traffic was stopped at the ______."]
street
roundabout
cross
crossroads
to move from one plane, train, etc., to another in order to continue a journey ["We'll have to _____ planes in Chicago."]
interchange
change
exchange
move
an area at an airport where passengers arrive and leave ["Flight 213 is now boarding at _____ 6."]
check-in
gate
door
window
to leave and pay for your room at a hotel, motel, etc. ["We had a flight at 8 o'clock in the morning so we _____ early."]
exited
checked in
departed
checked out
the system of buses, trains, etc. which people use to travel from one place to another
traffic jam
petrol
public transport
pollution
to get on a bus, train, etc., before it leaves ["If you miss the first bus, you can _____ the next one in 15 minutes."]
get in
stop
catch
wait for
(travel) on a ship
on sea
by sea
for sea
at sea
for work that is part of a job ["I have to go to New York City _____ next week."]
in business
for business
on business
by business
Expected or scheduled to arrive. ["Their plane is _____ in 15 minutes."]
expected
hoped for
waited for
due
a place where tourists go for maps and information about the place they are visiting
bus station
airport
tourist information centre
police station
a very large, heavy vehicle that is used to move large objects
motorbike
lorry / truck
helicopter
car / automobile
the building where an ambassador lives and works ["Protesters stood outside the American ______."]
office
bureau
government
embassy
how fast someone or something moves or travels ["He was running at full/top _____."]
speed
acceleration
fast
kilometres
a vehicle that runs on a track or on rails and that is usually used to carry groups of people for a short distance
bus
car
lorry / truck
tram
a trip that takes you to a place and back to the place you started from ["Two _____ tickets to Cuenca, please."]
journey
return / round-trip
come back
one-way trip
a place or piece of equipment provided for a particular purpose ["Are there any cooking ______ in the apartment?"]
places
installations
facilities
equipment
to go on a trip or journey : to go to a place and especially one that is far away ["She enjoys _____ing around Europe"]
travel
voyage
walk
expedition
a small, thin book or magazine that usually has many pictures and information about a product, a place, etc. ["They gave me lots of ____ at the tourist office."]
map
leaflet
brochure
booklet
a person who is traveling from one place to another in a car, bus, train, ship, airplane, etc., and who is not driving or working on it ["There were two _____ in the car in addition to the driver."]
passenger
visitor
tourist
walker
an arrangement to have something (such as a room, table, or seat) kept for you at a later time ["We hava a _____ in a hotel in London for two nights."]
reservation / booking
maintenance
ticket
telephone call
a long line of vehicles on a road that cannot move or that can only move very slowly ["I'm stuck in a _____ _____, so I'll
be late."]
walk
traffic jam
ticket
luggage
to operate a vehicle so that it goes in a particular direction
driving licence
cycle
drive
motorway
late ["The flight to Barcelona has been ______"]
delayed
late
postponed
cancelled
the activity of visiting the famous or interesting places of an area ["We did a lot of _____ on our holidays"]
viewing
sightseeing
seeing
visiting
at or before the correct moment; at a time that is not late ["Please hand in your homework _____ time."]
for
on
by
under
a space where a car can be parked
parking place
car park
parking
parking space
the money a person pays to travel on a bus, train, boat, or airplane or in a taxi ["I need some coins for the bus _____."]
entrance
fee
fare
money
a shop where vehicles are repaired ["My car was making a strange noise, so I took it to the _____."]
parking space
petrol station
car park
garage
an official document that shows that you are qualified to drive
bus stop
station
driving licence
motorway
a thick, black liquid that comes from the ground and that is used in making various products (such as gasoline) and that makes the different parts in an engine, machine, etc., run smoothly ["I asked the mechanic to check the _____. "]
gas
oil
chocolate
petrol
a track that is made by people or animals walking over the ground ["We followed a small _____ through the woods."]
tunnel
path
railway
road
the bags and suitcases that a person carries when traveling ["You can only take one small piece of ______ onto the aeroplane."]
luggage
timetable
walk
boarding pass
a wide road, with at least two lanes in each direction, where traffic can travel fast for long distances between large towns.
station
motorway / freeway
public transport
bus stop
an area of land that is controlled by its own government ["The _____ of Spain and Portugal have a lot in common."]
provinces
countries
continents
kingdoms
a paper that gives information about something ["You should keep all of your important _____ in a safe place."]
documents
certificates
passports
papers
to go away from (a place) ["What time do you _____ in the morning?"]
exit
go out
go away
leave home
a place at the side of a road that is marked with a sign, where buses stop
bus stop
petrol
public transport
pollution
a way to get from one place to another place ["We didn't know what _____ to take to get to the top of the mountain."]
route
road
motorway / freeway
direction
a period of time that a person spends away from home, school, or buiness usually in order to relax or travel ["I'll be _____ at the beach next week."]
by holiday
at holiday
in holiday
on holiday
to begin a journey
take off
drive
traffic lights
set off
a place to which a person is going or something is being sent ["You have reached your ______."]
destiny
address
home
destination
words that have been changed from one language into a different language ["My parents asked me to _____ the menu into Spanish"]
translation
interpreter
translator
change
coming to a country to live there ["In the USA there is a barrier to control illegal _____ from Mexico"]
journeys
school trips
holidays
immigration
(travel) by aeroplane
in air
at air
by air
for air
a metal bar with a handle at each end that is used to control the direction of a bicycle, motorcycle, etc. ["Keep both hands on the _____!"]
handlebars
steering wheel
joystick
controls
a person who takes people on trips through an area and explains the interesting details about it
tourist
tour guide
bus driver
police officer
the act of leaving a place especially to start a journey ["What is your time of _____?"]
exit
departure
leaving
going
a vehicle that has four wheels and an engine and that is used for carrying passengers on roads ["He got into the ____ and drove away."]
aereplane / airplane
car / automobile
lorry / truck
ferry
a room in a hotel with two beds
double room
bedroom
room
single room
at a great distance in space or time ["Do you live _____ from Madrid?"]
long
away
distance
far
a picture that shows the rivers, mountains, streets, etc., in a particular area
letter
map
photograph
chart
(travel) by car, bus etc. on the ground
in land
by land
on land
at land
a person who shows and explains the interesting things in a place ["The tour _____ told us about the best restaurants in town."]
guide
visitor
tourist
security guard
to ride a bicycle; to travel by bicycle
cycle
driving licence
station
motorway
an official document that identifies someone as a citizen of a country and that
is necessary when entering or leaving a country
set off
boat
passport
take off
a large hall which arriving passengers come into after collecting their luggage ["We'll wait for you in the ______."]
reception
arrivals hall
customs
check in
an activity in which you go through a place (such as a building or city) in order to see and learn about the different parts of it ["We went on a guided _____ of the museum."]
trip
journey
tour
discovery
a rubber ring that usually contains air and that fits around the wheel of a car, bicycle, etc.
roller skates
wheel
tyre / tire
floater
when something happens later than it should ["The nurse apologized for the _____ and said that the doctor would come soon."]
late
holiday
stop
delay
a building where buses regularly stop so that passengers can get on and off ["They took him to the _____ _____."]
underground station
bus stop
bus station
railway station
a liquid obtained from petroleum, used as fuel in car engines, etc. (North American English: gas, gasoline)
traffic jam
petrol
ticket
pollution
all the vehicles driving along a certain road or in a certain area ["There's always a lot of _____ on the M40 in the mornings."]
transport
drivers
traffic
cars
instructions that tell you how to go to a place ["Excuse me. Could you please give me _______ to the cinema?"]
instructions
addresses
maps
directions
a person who travels to a place for pleasure ["A lot of _____ come to Spain in the summer."]
guest
tourist
tour guide
traveller
a piece of glass that reflects images ["She looked at herself in the _____."]
prism
window
telescope
mirror
a printed piece of paper, or a message received on your phone, that gives you the right to travel on a bus, train, etc. ["May I see your _____, please?"]
luggage
timetable
walk
ticket
to arrive too late for (something or someone) ["I woke up late and _____ the train."]
lost
caught
got
missed
a chart showing the times at which trains, buses and planes leave and arrive ["You should check the _____ to see when the next bus leaves."]
timetable
go by train
park (a car)
boarding pass
a written or spoken statement that tells people about something [" I heard an _____ on the loudspeaker saying that the store was closing in 10 minutes."]
speech
warning
advertisement
announcement
to or in a foreign country or countries ["I would love to go __________ this year, perhaps to the South of France."]
to abroad
at abroad
in abroad
abroad
a passage that goes under the ground, through a hill, etc. ["The train goes through a _____ in the mountain."]
cave
railway
passage
tunnel
a spacecraft that is powered by a type of very powerful engine ["The Space X _____ took off fromKennedy Space Center"]
plane
rocket
jet
missile
a sign near a road that has information for drivers
brochure
booklet
road sign
poster
to say or show that (something) is true or correct ["Can you _____ your reservation, please?"]
say
promise
tell
confirm
a room in a hospital, doctor's office, train station, etc., where people can sit down and wait
surgery
station
waiting room
restaurant
leave a vehicle that you are driving in a particular place for a period of time. ["I normally ____ my car in the street"]
helicopter
taxi
hire
park (a car)
to travel on water in a ship or boat ["He _____ed around the world on a luxury cruise liner."]
move
sail
swim
navigate
the window at the front of a car, lorry, etc., that protects the driver and passengers
windscreen / windshield
hubcap
bonnet
boot
to be on the ocean
on sea
in sea
under sea
at sea
a person whose job is to help to connect telephone calls
teacher
receptionist
operator
manager
a sign beside a road showing the direction and distance to a place ["The _____ says it is 10 miles to the city"]
poster
signal
signpost
notice
a place where you can buy petrol for cars
police station
petrol station / gas station
railway station
bus station
a place on the coast that is protected and deep enough to provide safety for ships ["They enjoyed fishing in the _____."]
harbour
ocean
beach
river
a large object that you use to carry your clothing and belongings when you are traveling ["She packed her _____ the night before she left."]
wallet
handbag
suitcase / case
passport
to come to or reach a place after traveling, being sent, etc. [" He ______home at six o'clock."]
arrived to
arrived at
arrived
arrived in
a place that has rooms in which people can stay especially when they are traveling ["We spent the night in a four-star _____."]
chalet
hotel
caravan
apartment
the act of moving through the air or through outer space ["Our _____ leaves Madrid at six o'clock."]
flown
flight
fly
flew
a large vehicle that is used for carrying passengers especially along a particular route at particular times ["She took the number 4 ____ to Madrid."]
boat
bus
car
lorry / truck
a machine that is used to carry people or goods from one place to another. ["Police are looking for a stolen _____."]
tractor
trolley
robot
vehicle
a place where aircraft land and take off and where there are buildings for passengers to wait in
bus station
car park
railway station
airport
a person who drives a vehicle
driver
passenger
conductor
pilot
a person who travels in a spacecraft into outer space
driver
astronaut
sailor
police officer
a car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere ["We caught/took/got a _____ to the
restaurant."]
break down
passport
taxi
boat
the series of roads, paths, etc., that can be used to go from one place to another ["He asked the _____ to the museum."]
road
way
motorway
street
a monetary unit used by countries of the European Union since 1999
cash
euro
Bitcoin
coins
a vehicle used for taking hurt or sick people to the hospital especially in emergencies
street cleaner
fire engine
ambulance
police car
a vehicle that is used for travel in outer space
helicopter
UFO
missile
spaceship
a bag for carrying things that has two shoulder straps and is carried on the back [Dora the Explorer has lots of things in her ______."]
handbag
suitcase
backpack
shopping bag
a group of vehicles that travel on a track and are connected to each other and usually to an engine ["I took a _____ to Madrid Atocha"]
coach
car
bus
train
a book of information for visitors or tourists
dictionary
manual
guidebook
map
a vehicle that is made of a narrow board with two small wheels attached underneath and an upright handle attached on top and that is moved by pushing with one foot while holding onto the handle
motorbike
bicycle
skateboard
scooter
sold at airports or on planes or ships at a cheaper price than usual because you do not have to pay tax on them. ["I bought chocolate at the ______ shop at the airport."]
cheap
travel
free
duty-free
a person who flies an airplane, helicopter, etc
driver
flight attendant
pilot
captain
a person who is invited to visit or stay in someone's home; a customer at a hotel, restaurant, etc. ["She will be the _____ of honor"]
invitation
recepctionist
visitor
guest
travel by walking ["I come to school _____ "]
by feet
by walking
on foot
walking
to return (an airplane, helicopter, etc.) to the ground after a flight ["The plane _____ on the runway."]
landed
parked
took off
fell
a fast airplane that has one or more engines ["I would like to be rich and have a private _____."]
biplane
jet
taxi
bicycle
one of the round parts underneath a car, wagon, etc., that rolls and allows something to move. ["They took a suitcase with _____ on the bottom."]
cycle
roller coaster
skateboard
wheel
an opening in a wall, door, car etc., that usually contains a sheet of glass. ["I looked out the _____ and saw a deer."]
bridge
door
ladder
window
a large bus with comfortable seating that is used for long trips ["The schools hired two _____ for the trip to the farm."]
coach
underground / subway
train
bus
an official mark or stamp on a passport that allows someone to enter or leave a country
seal
signature
stamp
visa
to move through the air ["I would like to _____ like a bird."]
float
fly
fish
flow
to change words from one language into another language ["My father speaks only Spanish. Will you _____ for me?"]
translate
interpret
translator
bilingual
to stop working because of a fault in the vehicle or machinery
passport
boat
set off
break down
a place where two things (such as a street and a railway track) cross each other ["You should always use a zebra ______ to get to the other side of the road."]
crossing
street
bridge
cross
a structure built over something (such as a river) so that people or vehicles can get across ["a ____ connects the island to the mainland"]
tunnel
motorway / freeway
bridge
road
a container used for carrying personal things (such as clothes) when you are going somewhere ["We carried our _____ to the hotel room.."]
clothes
bag
handbag
sack
to report to someone when you arrive at a place (such as an airport or hotel) to let them know you are there ["Passengers must _____ _____ one hour before the flight leaves."]
check out
report
arrive
check in
to leave the ground and begin to fly ["Please listen to the flight attendant. The plane's about to _____."]
cycle
traffic lights
take off
drive
an act of traveling from one place to another ["It's a long _____ to Murcia."]
voyage
journey
step
travel
machine that has wings and an engine and that flies through the air
helicopter
parachute
ferry
aeroplane / plane / airplane
the place at an airport, border, etc., where government officers look for things that people are trying to bring into a country illegally ["We went through _____ at the airport without any difficulty."]
passport control
gate
check-in
customs
to take (something) to a person or place ["Amazon _____ the box on Monday morning"]
gave
took
received
delivered
a company that owns and operates many airplanes ["Iberia is the Spanish national _____."]
company
airline
aeroplane / airplane
airport
a flat area next to railway tracks where people wait for a train or underground train ["Our train leaves from ______ 8"]
platform
park
station
bench
to go to a different place to live ["We're going to move _____ a new apartment."]
into
by
on
of
a long narrow place that is filled with water and was created by people so that boats could pass through it ["the Panama _____ was built in 1914"]
ocean
lake
river
canal
a system of trains that travel in tunnels in a city
underground / subway
railway / railroad
bus station
motorway / freeway
a card that you show before you get on a plane or boat ["Please present your boarding _____to the flight attendant."]
boarding pass
helicopter
go by train
park (a car)
an area outside a building for parking cars, lorries, etc.
garage
zebra crossing
car park / parking lot
petrol station
the difference in value between money from one country and money from another country ["What is the pound to euro _______ today?"
change
money
cash
exchange rate
a large boat used for traveling long distances over the sea
helicopter
ferry
ship
canoe
a 2-wheeled vehicle that a person rides by pushing on foot pedals ["She rode her _____ to school."]
tricycle
bicycle / bike
motorbike
scooter
(travel) by car or bus
for road
by road
in road
on road
to get a ride in a passing vehicle by holding out your arm with your thumb up as you stand on the side of the road ["Her car broke down, so she had to _____ back home."]
cycle
hitchhike
walk
catch a taxi
a material (such as petrol, oil, or gas) that is burned to produce power ["I had to change the _____ pump on my car."]
combustible
petrol
fuel
oil
a system of tracks on which trains travel
road
motorway / freeway
railway / railroad
underground / subway
travel somewhere by train
hire
park (a car)
go by train
helicopter
being a member or citizen of a particular nation ["She's Spanish, but her parents are of Peruvian ______."]
nationalist
country
region
nationality
a set of lights that controls the traffic on a road. ["Cars must stop when the _____
_____ are red."]
cycle
driving licence
drive
traffic lights
to get into or onto (an aeroplane, a bus, a train, etc.) ["You must have a ticket in order to _____ the train."]
ride
enter
board
check in
the process of reporting that you have arrived at a hotel, an airport, etc. ["_____ time for the 1 o'clock flight is at 11 o'clock"]
arrival
check out
reception
check-in
an aircraft without wings that has large blades (= long flat parts) on top that go round. It can fly straight up from the ground and can also stay in one positi
hire
taxi
helicopter
break down
a line separating one country from another ["We crossed the _____ between Poland and Slovakia"]
door
border
wall
gate
a person who repairs machines (such as car engines) and keeps them running properly
mechanic
expert
engineer
technician
a desk or area in a hotel, office building, etc., where visitors first go after entering ["Check in at _____ when you arrive at the hotel."]
office
reception
entrance
room
move or go somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but without running
go by train
boarding pass
timetable
walk
speak to someone to have something, (room, table, or seat etc.) at a later time ["We _____ a hotel room in London for two nights."]
reserve / book
keep
cancel
reservation
in or on a train, boat, etc. ["She got _____ the train."]
on deck
on platform
on top
on board
a circular area where two or more roads meet and on which all vehicles must go in the same direction
roundabout / traffic circle / rotary
crossroads
bridge
junction
someone who visits a person or place ["The museum gets _____ from all over the world."]
patient
visitor
guide
guest
a city in which the main offices of a government are located ["Beijing is China's _____ _____."]
town
village
capital city
hamlet
a pesrson who rides a bicycle
rider
cyclist
motorist
bicyclist
a piece of equipment with moving parts that does work when it is given power from electricity, gasoline, etc. ["Do you know how to operate this _______?"]
slave
computer
robot
machine
for or during the entire night ["He stayed _____ and went home the next day."]
nightly
overnight
at night
night time
to pay money to borrow something for a short time ["We decided to _____ a car to travel around Italy."]
passport
hire
taxi
break down
to put (something that is broken or damaged) back into good condition ["She _____ an old toy that was broken."]
condition
repair
damage
break
a company or organistation providing local transportation by bus
train service
transportation company
bus supplier
bus service
the money that a country uses (euros, dollars, pounds etc.)
credit cards
currency
cash
Bitcoins
reserved for temporary use ["a _____ flight took all the pensioners to Benidorm."]
package
group
charter
tour
the process of making air, water, soil, etc. dirty
luggage
traffic jam
pollution
ticket
to sit on and control the movements of (a horse, motorcycle, bicycle, etc. ["Most children learn to _____ a bicycle when they are young."]
mount
drive
walk
ride
a journey to a place ["We went on a school ____ to a farm."]
visit
travel
holiday
trip