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travel B1

wait staff

Understand the term 'wait staff' used to describe restaurant servers. Learn correct usage, pronunciation, natural examples, and test yourself with practice.
travel B1

waiting list

Learn how to use the term 'waiting list' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, real-life examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
travel C1

weary traveler

Discover the meaning of the C1 literary expression 'weary traveler' and learn how to use it to describe tired and exhausted tourists.
food-cooking A2

What's the soup of the day?

Learn how to ask 'What's the soup of the day?' in English restaurants to find out the daily special soup.
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travel B1

window table

Discover how to request a 'window table' at a restaurant for the best views. This guide includes natural examples, common learner errors, and practice.
travel A2

across from

Learn how to use 'across from' to describe locations directly opposite to each other in English. Perfect for travel and directions.
travel B2

adjoining rooms

Understand what "adjoining rooms" are, how they differ from connecting rooms, and how to request these side-by-side options at a hotel on your next family trip.
travel B1

appetizer or starter

Learn the difference between 'appetizer' and 'starter' and how to order small opening dishes at a restaurant.
travel B1

baggage carousel

Learn what a 'baggage carousel' is and how to locate your luggage at the airport.
travel A2

baggage drop

Find out what a baggage drop is, how to use self-service kiosks at the airport, and learn natural English phrases to help you navigate your next flight with ease.
travel C1

be in transit

Master the travel expression 'be in transit' to describe being on the way or passing through an intermediate place.
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travel C1

bitten by the travel bug

Master the casual idiom "bitten by the travel bug" to describe a sudden, strong desire to travel the world. Learn natural usage and examples.
travel A2

boarding gate

Learn the travel term 'boarding gate' to navigate airports easily and find where you get on your flight.
travel B2

body scanner

Learn how to use the term 'body scanner' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common travel mistakes, and practical examples for your next airport trip.
travel B1

book a room

Learn how to use the common travel expression 'book a room' to reserve hotel accommodation. See natural examples and common mistakes.
travel B1

book online

Learn how to use 'book online' to reserve tickets, hotels, and tours on the internet. See real-life examples and practice.
travel B2

boutique hotel

Discover what a boutique hotel is, why travelers prefer these stylish properties over chain hotels, and how to use this common travel term correctly in English.
travel A2

breakfast included

Understand what 'breakfast included' means when booking hotels, hostels, or homestays, and learn how to ask about free morning meals on your next trip.
travel B2

bucket list

Discover how to use the term 'bucket list' to talk about all the amazing travel destinations and life experiences you dream of achieving before you die.
travel B2

budget accommodation

Learn how to talk about cheap places to stay and save money on your trips by using the common travel term "budget accommodation" correctly in English conversations.