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Useful phrases for traveling

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port of call

Learn how to use "port of call" to describe stops on a journey or places you visit, both in travel contexts and everyday conversation.
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priority boarding

What is 'priority boarding' and how do you use it? Learn the definition, see natural examples, and get tips for using this airport term confidently.
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prohibited goods

Learn the formal travel term 'prohibited goods'. Understand what items are completely banned at borders and how to discuss customs regulations accurately.
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public transit

Master the term 'public transit' to talk about buses, trains, and subways in English.
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pull out

Understand the travel and driving term 'pull out' to describe vehicles leaving a lane, parking spot, or station safely.
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queen-size bed

Learn what a queen-size bed is, how it compares to other hotel room beds, and how to request one for your next trip. Perfect for B1 English learners.
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rebook a flight

Learn how to use the phrase 'rebook a flight' when you need to change your travel plans or handle a cancellation at the airport.
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reception desk

Learn the meaning of 'reception desk' and how it differs from other terms. Perfect for travel, hotel check-ins, and professional business situations.
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rent a car

Learn how to use the phrase 'rent a car' to talk about hiring a vehicle for your travels.
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restaurant leftovers

Learn how to talk about restaurant leftovers—the extra food you take home from a dining experience.
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restricted items

Discover the meaning of 'restricted items' in travel. Learn how they differ from prohibited goods and how to handle them correctly at airport customs.
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ride-sharing app

Understand how to use the term 'ride-sharing app' in modern travel contexts. Learn standard collocations and practice.
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roadside layby

Learn the meaning of "roadside layby," a common British English term for a paved parking area beside a main road, with clear examples and practice.
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rollaway bed

Discover what a rollaway bed is, how hotels use them, and how to request an extra bed for your room in English.
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roof rack

Learn the term 'roof rack' in English. Explore its meaning, pronunciation, usage in travel contexts, and common mistakes.
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room rate

Learn how to discuss 'room rate' when booking hotels, comparing prices, and checking for hidden fees.
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room key

Learn how to use 'room key' correctly in English. Explore practical hotel examples, common learner mistakes, and helpful practice exercises for your trips.
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room with a view

Find out what 'room with a view' means and how to use it when booking accommodation. Improve your travel English with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
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run of the mill

Learn how to use the idiom 'run of the mill' to describe something completely ordinary, average, or unexciting during your travels.
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rush hour

Learn the meaning of 'rush hour' and how to talk about heavy commuter traffic. See examples, common mistakes, and practice.