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19 expression(s)

travel B2

compass direction

Understand the term 'compass direction' in English travel contexts. Learn how to describe orientation and navigate like a native speaker.
travel C1

consult a map

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'consult a map' to describe checking directions or planning a journey.
travel B2

flight path

Master the term 'flight path', understand how pilots navigate, and learn common travel collocations.
travel C1

go off course

Learn how to use 'go off course' to describe losing your way or deviating from a planned route. Perfect for C1 travel English learners.
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travel B1

GPS unit

Understand how to use the term 'GPS unit' when navigating trips or renting vehicles. Learn pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice.
travel C1

map out a route

Discover the meaning of 'map out a route' and how to use this phrase to describe planning a journey or strategy.
travel C1

navigate back

Master the expression 'navigate back' to describe finding your way back to a starting point or home. Ideal for advanced C1 travel English learners.
travel A2

street map

Learn how to use the term "street map" when asking for directions. Master this essential travel vocabulary for navigating new cities.
travel A2

street sign

Understand how to use 'street sign' in English. Learn the definition, see natural examples, and practice your skills.
travel A2

tourist map

Learn how to use the term 'tourist map' in English. Find definitions, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for travelers.
travel C1

underground pedestrian walkway

Understand the term 'underground pedestrian walkway' used in city transit, airports, and urban navigation.
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travel C1

get your bearings

Find out how to use 'get your bearings' to describe orienting yourself, finding your way around a new city, or adjusting to a new travel destination.
travel C1

lose your bearings

Master the travel expression 'lose your bearings'. Learn how to describe getting lost or disoriented with natural examples and practice.
travel B1

main road

Discover how to use 'main road' in English. Learn its definition, see real-life examples, and practice with quick exercises.
travel A2

show me on the map

Learn how to use the helpful English travel phrase 'show me on the map' to easily ask locals or hotel staff for visual directions when navigating a new city.
travel B1

terminal building

Learn the meaning of 'terminal building' and how to find your way around large airports and transport hubs.
travel B1

tourist information center

Learn how to use 'tourist information center' to find maps, brochures, and local advice during your travels.
travel B1

find your way

Learn how to use the phrase 'find your way' to talk about navigating through new cities and places.
daily-life B1

get around

Master the phrasal verb 'get around' to talk about traveling, navigating a new city easily, or finding clever ways to bypass a difficult rule or problem.