Travel and transport voc

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UNIT 2: GETTING THERE

TRANSPORT AND TRAVEL VOCABULARY

Land

When the plane comes down

Take off

When the plane goes up into the air leaving the ground

Luggage Aisle

Group of bags and suitcases that passengers take when travelling A passageway separating seating areas on a plane, train, theatre

Baggage claim

Place in the airport where you collect your bags after travelling

Carriage

One of the parts of a train where passengers sit.

Underground

An electric fast train which is operated under the ground

Petrol station

The place where you buy petrol

Traffic lights

The lights which control the traffic

Helmet

What you wear on your head when riding a motorbike

Scooter

A small motorbike

Rush hour

The time of day with heavy traffic

Car crash

When two or more cars hit each other

Pedestrian zone

An area where traffic isn't permitted

Taxi rank

Place where you can find taxis

Jet lag

The feeling of being tired after a long plane journey

Runaway

Coach

A long hard surface like a road on which aircrafts land and take off Bags or cases which weigh more than the legal limit you can take on a plane A bridge that you have to pay to drive across One of the two sides of a motorway or highway for vehicles travelling in the same direction The overcrowding of roads through heavy traffic, leading to traffic jams An official card that you have to show before you get onto a plane A big and comfortable bus for long journeys

Carrier

A company that moves air passengers from one place to another

Northbound

Travelling towards the north

Travel pass

A document giving right to travel without paying

Excess baggage Toll bridge Carriageway Congestion Boarding pass


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Travel and transport voc by Mar Artero Nuñez - Issuu