| 1 |
set off - start a journey: they set off at 5 a.m. |
| 2 |
get around - travel to different places in the same town/city/area: what's the cheapest way to get around. |
| 3 |
deal with sth - do sth in order to solve a problem or achieve sth: i have to deal with a lot of difficult customers as part of my job. |
| 4 |
check in - go to the reception desk of a hotel to say you've arrived and to get the key to your room: have you checked in yet? |
| 5 |
check out: go to the reception desk of a hotel to pay your bill before you leave: we checked out early this morning. |
| 6 |
see sb off - go to the place where sb is leaving (for example, an airport or a station) to say goodbye to them: my parents came to see me off at the airport. |
| 7 |
pick sb up - go to a place where sb is waiting and take them where they want to go: can you pick me up from the station? |
| 8 |
get back (to/from a place) - return to a place after you have been somewhere else: when did you get back from Brazil? |
| 9 |
put up with - accept a situation or a problem that you don't like because you can't change it: i don't know how you put up with all this noise. |
| 10 |
go away - leave your home to spend time somewhere else, usually for a holiday: we're going away in June. |
| 11 |
look after - take care of sth or sb (a pet, a plant, a baby): could you look after our cat when we're on holiday? |
| 12 |
look forward to - feel happy and excited about sth that is going to happen: i'm really looking forward to my holiday. |
| 13 |
the meaning. |
| 14 |
what's the best way to. |
| 15 |
as part of my job. |
| 16 |
get the key. |
| 17 |
pay your bill. |
| 18 |
travel on your own. |
| 19 |
travel independently. |
| 20 |
travel first class. travel business class. travel economy class. |
| 21 |
travel together. travel separately. |
| 22 |
travel light. |
| 23 |
get into a car. get out of a car. |
| 24 |
get here by 10.30. get there by 10.30. |
| 25 |
get on a bus. get off a bus. |
| 26 |
get on a plane. get off a plane. |
| 27 |
get on a train. get off a train. |
| 28 |
get a taxi home. get a taxi to work. |
| 29 |
go on a trip. |
| 30 |
go on a guided tour. |
| 31 |
go on a journey. |
| 32 |
go on a cruise. |
| 33 |
go on a package holiday. |
| 34 |
independently - without the help of other people: i don't like package holidays. i prefer travelling independently. |
| 35 |
first class - the best and most expensive way to travel: famous people usually travel first class. |
| 36 |
economy class - the cheapest way to travel: i don't have much money so i always fly economy class. |
| 37 |
travel light - travel with a very small amount of luggage: i always travel light. i only take hand luggage. |
| 38 |
hand luggage. |
| 39 |
a trip - when you go to a place for a short time and then come back: i went on a business trip to berlin last month. |
| 40 |
for a short time. |
| 41 |
a guided tour - when you travel to lots of places in a city or country and a guide tells you about the interesting things you can see: we're going on a guided tour of london. |
| 42 |
a guide. |
| 43 |
a journey - when you travel from one place to another place: we went on a journey across europe. |
| 44 |
a cruise - a holiday on a ship when you sail from place to place: we're going on a Mediterranean cruise next month. |
| 45 |
a package holiday - a holiday where everything is included in the price: a lot of British people go on package holidays to spain every summer. |
| 46 |
enjoy my time. |
| 47 |
the hotel industry. |
| 48 |
in this country. |
| 49 |
a point in time. |
| 50 |
in the price. |
| 51 |
lately. |
| 52 |
clause. |
| 53 |
truck driver. |
| 54 |
be back. |
| 55 |
some time. |
| 56 |
i was wondering. |
| 57 |
goldfish. |
| 58 |
but at least: but at least you played big. |
| 59 |
that's late. |
| 60 |
you're joking! |
| 61 |
be away. |
| 62 |
everything will be fine. |
| 63 |
suntan. |
| 64 |
complaint. |
| 65 |
stuck in traffic. |
| 66 |
head chef. |
| 67 |
earphone. |
| 68 |
make a decision. |
| 69 |
on the ship. |
| 70 |
in over. |
| 71 |
kilo. |
| 72 |
roast - cook food in an oven or over a fire: just roast the chicken in the oven. |
| 73 |
get lost - 1. tell sb forcefully and quite rudely to go away: tell him to get lost! 2. not know where you are. |
| 74 |
get robbed. |
| 75 |
skydive. |
| 76 |
dance the waltz. |
| 77 |
guide book. |
| 78 |
best-seller. |
| 79 |
smudge - a mark with no particular shape that is caused, usually by accident, by rubbing such as ink or a dirty finger across a surface: her hands were covered in dust and she had a black smudge on her nose. |
| 80 |
arrive in. arrive at. |
| 81 |
on a shoestring. |
| 82 |
change the way. |
| 83 |
the founder. |
| 84 |
in seven other languages. |
| 85 |
meet on a park bench. |
| 86 |
van. |
| 87 |
a 93-page guide book. |
| 88 |
apps. |
| 89 |
apps for your phone. |
| 90 |
allergic. |
| 91 |
allergy. |
| 92 |
although - despite the fact: although we don't enjoy crying, it's actually good for us. |
| 93 |
ambitious. |
| 94 |
apartment block. |
| 95 |
apply. |
| 96 |
approach - come near or nearer to sth in time, space, quality, or amount: we could just see the train approaching in the distance. |
| 97 |
archaeological. |
| 98 |
area - a region of a country or a city. |
| 99 |
arrange. |
| 100 |
asthma. |
| 101 |
at times. |
| 102 |
attach. attachment. |
| 103 |
attitude: it's often very difficult to change people's attitudes. |
| 104 |
attract. attraction. attractive. |
| 105 |
audience. |
| 106 |
audition. |
| 107 |
back sth up (ph) - make an extra copy of computer information. |
| 108 |
badly-paid. |
| 109 |
balcony. |
| 110 |
bald. |
| 111 |
ballroom dancing. |
| 112 |
be in charge - be the person who has control of or is responsible for sb or sth: be in charge of a company. |
| 113 |
be into sth - be very interested in sth: i'm really into yoga at the moment. |
| 114 |
be responsible for sth. |
| 115 |
be sick of sth - be bored with or annoyed about sth that has been happening for long: i'm sick of studying so hard. |
| 116 |
be up to someone - if an action or decision is up to sb, they're responsible for doing or making it: it's up to me when i take my holiday. |
| 117 |
be worth a try: well, it's worth a try, i guess. |
| 118 |
ultramarathon runner. marathon runner. |
| 119 |
cyclist. |
| 120 |
eliminate - remove or take away sb or sth: we eliminated the possibility that it could have been an accident. |
| 121 |
ordinary. |
| 122 |
get stuck - not be able to move forward or make progress. |
| 123 |
dive in sth/ dive into sth (phr.) - start doing sth suddenly and energetically, often without stopping to think: when he saw the children fighting, he just divet in to sort it out. |
| 124 |
proactive. |
| 125 |
in a mood. |
| 126 |
key points. |
| 127 |
paint. |
| 128 |
it doesn't matter. |
| 129 |
where have you been? |
| 130 |
normally. |
| 131 |
keep forgetting: you keep forgetting your phone. |
| 132 |
so far. |
| 133 |
mend - repair cloth that is torn or sth that is damaged: could you mend this hole in my shirt. |
| 134 |
sweep the floor. |
| 135 |
peel: peel the onions. |
| 136 |
travel round europe. |
| 137 |
for the fourth time. |
| 138 |
college. |
| 139 |
make films. |
| 140 |
meet a friend. |
| 141 |
fish by the river. |
| 142 |
save money. |
| 143 |
suitable. |
| 144 |
look! |
| 145 |
work hard. |
| 146 |
lend. |
| 147 |
have sth back. |
| 148 |
countryside. |
| 149 |
nerd. |
| 150 |
timeline. |
| 151 |
on the line. |
| 152 |
voluntourism. |
| 153 |
commandment. |
| 154 |
decontamination. |
| 155 |
pliers. |
| 156 |
a permanent home. |
| 157 |
on my travels. |
| 158 |
keep a diary. |
| 159 |
i've got a long way to go. |
| 160 |
time off: a period of time when you don't work due to permission of your boss and so on: one in five employees admits to take time off because of stress. |
| 161 |
shine shone shone (uk). shine shined shined (us). |
| 162 |
kind kindness. sad sadness. lazy laziness. |
| 163 |
patient patience. important importance. confident confidence. |
| 164 |
difficult difficulty. honest honesty. modest modesty. |
| 165 |
popular popularity. active activity. possible possibility. |
| 166 |
danger dangerous. adventure adventurous. fame famous. |
| 167 |
comfort comfortable. knowledge knowledgeable. fashion fashionable. |
| 168 |
nature natural. tradition traditional. music musical. |
| 169 |
health healthy. noise noisy. tourist touristy. |
| 170 |
wash up. |
| 171 |
right on shedule. |
| 172 |
slam. |
| 173 |
believable. |
| 174 |
bit - a small amount or piece of sth: oh, there's a bit of pasta left if you're hungry. |
| 175 |
bite bit bitten. |
| 176 |
bizarre - very strange and surprising: nothing is too bizarre for this museum. |
| 177 |
blindfold. |
| 178 |
blister. |
| 179 |
blizzard - a storm with strong winds and snow: we got stuck in a blizzard for 2 hours. |
| 180 |
acne. |
| 181 |
pimple. |
| 182 |
blocked-up - filled with sth so that nothing can pass through: i've got a blocked-up nose. |
| 183 |
blonde. |
| 184 |
blow out - if a flame blows out, or if you blow it out, it stops burning because your or the wind have blown it: parents tell their children to make a wish before they blow out the candles. |
| 185 |
blush - if you blush, you face becomes red, especially because you're embarrassed: people usually blush because they're embarrassed. |
| 186 |
bond - develop a strong relationship with sb: laughter is a way of bonding with another person or a group. |
| 187 |
bother - make the effort to do sth: don't bother going to the museums. |
| 188 |
climb. |
| 189 |
a travel expert. |
| 190 |
voluntourism. |
| 191 |
25% of people. |
| 192 |
for people of all ages. |
| 193 |
local people. |
| 194 |
on a normal day. |
| 195 |
presenter. |
| 196 |
either of these. |
| 197 |
in a village. |
| 198 |
mainly. |
| 199 |
kid. |
| 200 |
share a room with sb. |
| 201 |
surrounded by nature. |
| 202 |
campsite. |
| 203 |
at a campsite by the beach. |
| 204 |
share a tent. |
| 205 |
diving around the coral reefs. |
| 206 |
near here. |
| 207 |
the main reason. |
| 208 |
dinosaur. |
| 209 |
denote: his angry tone denoted extreme despleasure. |
| 210 |
in a long time. |
| 211 |
a permit. a permission. |
| 212 |
obtaine. |
| 213 |
trophy. |
| 214 |
to be honest. |
| 215 |
read on my phone. |
| 216 |
a boarding school. |
| 217 |
beekeeping. |
| 218 |
personally,.. |
| 219 |
the week ahead. |
| 220 |
sth is run by sb: the house is run by 12 people. |
| 221 |
help with the cooking. |
| 222 |
later,.. |
| 223 |
in nearby. |
| 224 |
do you know any good places to stay/eat? |
| 225 |
what's the best way to (get around)? |
| 226 |
what else is worth seeing? |
| 227 |
what about (places outside delhi)? |
| 228 |
have you got any other tips? |
| 229 |
it's probably best to (use rickshaws). |
| 230 |
i'd recommand (the trains). |
| 231 |
you should definitely see (the red fort). |
| 232 |
that's well worth seeing. |
| 233 |
you really must go to (agra) to see (the taj mahal). |
| 234 |
don't bother going to (the museums). |
| 235 |
it isn't really worth visiting, (i don't think). |
| 236 |
don't drink anything with ice in it. |
| 237 |
i wouldn't eat any salads. |
| 238 |
that's good to know. |
| 239 |
that sounds good. |
| 240 |
thanks, that's really useful. |
| 241 |
yes, i've heard that before. |
| 242 |
break a rule. |
| 243 |
breathtaking. |
| 244 |
bug - a small electronic piece of equipment used to secretly listen to people talking: sb managed to put a big in the phone. |
| 245 |
bullying. |
| 246 |
call back. |
| 247 |
call centre. |
| 248 |
call sth off - decide that a planned event or activity won't happen because it isn't possible, useful, or wanted now: call off a strike. |
| 249 |
camping. |
| 250 |
can - a closed, metal container for food or liquids: a can of beans. |
| 251 |
cansel. |
| 252 |
can't be bothered: if you can't be bothered to do sth you, you're too lazy or tired to do it: i can't be bothered to cook this evening. |
| 253 |
cardboard - thick, stiff paper that is used for making boxes: they're made of cardboard. |
| 254 |
career. |
| 255 |
carriage. |
| 256 |
carton - a container for food and drink that is made from strong, stiff paper or plastic: a carton of apple juice. |
| 257 |
stiff. |
| 258 |
celebrity - a famous person. |
| 259 |
central heating. |
| 260 |
certain - completely sure of sth, or knowing without doubt that sth is true: they feel certain they're going to be lucky. |
| 261 |
challenging - difficult to do in a way that tests your ability or determination: a challenging job is very difficult, but in an enjoyable way. |
| 262 |
have difficulty doing sth. have a lot of difficulty doing sth. |
| 263 |
by chance. |
| 264 |
charge - to ask sb to pay an amount of money for sth, especially for an activity or a service: they're going to charge people 5 dollars to get into festival. |
| 265 |
charm - an object that you keep or wear because you believe that it is lucky: lucky charm. |
| 266 |
charts - an official list of the most popular songs each week: have an album in the charts. |
| 267 |
chat - to talk with sb in a friendly and informal way: chat to friends online. |
| 268 |
in a friendly way. |
| 269 |
check sth out - go to a place in order to see what it is like: check out the museum of bad art in massachusetts. |
| 270 |
cheer (sb) up - stop feeling sad, or to make sb feel happier: they cheer themselves up by imagining things could be worse then they are. |
| 271 |
cleaning - when you remove the dirt from the rooms in a house or building: do the cleaning. |
| 272 |
do the cleaning. |
| 273 |
run out of sth - use all of sth so there's nothing left. |
| 274 |
fill up - put petrol in a car. |
| 275 |
speed up. |
| 276 |
catch up with sth or sb - reach sb who is in front of you. |
| 277 |
overtake - pass another car because it is going more slowly than you. |
| 278 |
pull over - stop at the side of the road. |
| 279 |
take a short cut - follow a quicker or shorter way to get somewhere. |
| 280 |
get lost. |
| 281 |
get in stuck. |
| 282 |
give sb a lift - take sb where they want to go in a car. |
| 283 |
drop sb off. |
| 284 |
map-read - understand a map. |
| 285 |
service station. |
| 286 |
drive in front. |
| 287 |
give sb a warning. |
| 288 |
no sign. |
| 289 |
catch a flight. |
| 290 |
make progress. |
| 291 |
for the weekend. |
| 292 |
set off for the airport. |
| 293 |
drive in front. |
| 294 |
at the next garage. |
| 295 |
luckily. |
| 296 |
give sb a warning. |
| 297 |
by now. |
| 298 |
in the same direction. |
| 299 |
changing money. |
| 300 |
in the city centre. |
| 301 |
it's opposite the hotel. |
| 302 |
accountant. |
| 303 |
assistant. |
| 304 |
visitor. |
| 305 |
have a discussion. |
| 306 |
do some revision. |
| 307 |
herbal medicine. |
| 308 |
unemployment. |
| 309 |
follow sb. |
| 310 |
the accountant's assistant. |
| 311 |
communicate abroud. |
| 312 |
get embarrassed by. |
| 313 |
delay. |
| 314 |
concerned about. concerned by. |
| 315 |
embarrassed by. embarrassed about. |
| 316 |
satisfied with. satisfied by. |
| 317 |
hire a car. rent a car. |
| 318 |
cathedral. |
| 319 |
it's like paradise. |
| 320 |
that sounds wonderful. |
| 321 |
that's good to know, thanks. |
| 322 |
book in advance. |
| 323 |
thanks, that's really useful. |
| 324 |
take cash. |
| 325 |
query. |
| 326 |
samosa. |
| 327 |
try on. |
| 328 |
we can't wait. |
| 329 |
we'll check it out. |
| 330 |
so what. |
| 331 |
you can do it in a day. |
| 332 |
drink bottled water. |
| 333 |
clear sth out - tidy a place by getting rid of things that you don't want: give yourself at least 2 hours to clear our a room. |
| 334 |
climate change. |
| 335 |
clothing. |
| 336 |
coast - the land beside the sea. |
| 337 |
coma. |
| 338 |
come back - return to a place. |
| 339 |
come up with - think of a plan, an idea, or a solution to a problem: i couldn't come up with a good excuse. |
| 340 |
comedy. |
| 341 |
comfort. |
| 342 |
comment. |
| 343 |
common - happening often or existance in large numbers: in places like spain, sending cards still isn't very common. |
| 344 |
commute. |
| 345 |
compass. |
| 346 |
condition - the state that sth or sb is in: his condition has been describe as serious. |
| 347 |
conditions - the physical situation that people are in: have good working conditions. |
| 348 |
conference. |
| 349 |
conscious. |
| 350 |
considerate - kind and helpful: she's very considerate. |
| 351 |
content - happy or satisfied: the volunteers were now more content with their lives. |
| 352 |
copy sb in on sth - if you copy sb in on sth, you give them a copy of sth, usually an email, that you have written for sb else: you copy him in on an email. |
| 353 |
costume. |
| 354 |
could do with sth - need or want sb or sth: i could do with a few days off. |
| 355 |
counsellor - sb whose job is to listen to people and give them advice about their problems: a child education counsellor. |
| 356 |
course. |
| 357 |
a child education counsellor. |
| 358 |
crash - if a computer crashes, it suddenly stop working: we'd lose a lot of customers if our website crashed. |
| 359 |
crawl - move on your hands and knees: i crawled under the desk to plug the lamp in. |
| 360 |
plug in. |
| 361 |
plug. |
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