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20 expression(s)

travel B1

open-top bus

Discover what an open-top bus is, how to use it in conversation, and practice with real-life examples.
travel B1

overhead compartment

Learn how to use the term "overhead compartment" correctly to describe the storage space above passenger seats on airplanes and long-distance buses.
travel B2

passenger drop-off

Learn what 'passenger drop-off' means, where to find these zones at airports or stations, and how to use the phrase correctly.
travel B2

put someone up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'put someone up' to describe hosting a traveler or guest temporarily.
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travel B2

random security check

Learn what a 'random security check' means at the airport, see natural examples, and practice using this essential travel vocabulary phrase correctly.
daily-life B1

respect other cultures

Learn how to use the phrase "respect other cultures" naturally in English conversations, with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
travel B2

run a tab

Understand how 'run a tab' works at bars and hotels, allowing you to pay your bill at the very end.
travel B1

service included

Understand the phrase 'service included' on restaurant menus and bills, and learn how to navigate dining culture and tipping while traveling abroad.
travel B1

starter plate

Master the term starter plate for dining out. Learn how to order appetizers in English with natural examples, common mistakes, and helpful practice tests.
travel B2

tax refund desk

Learn how to use the tax refund desk at airports to get your money back on shopping, with natural examples and useful practice exercises for travelers.
travel B1

tax-free shopping

Learn how tax-free shopping works for international travelers, how to claim your refund, and common mistakes to avoid at the airport.
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travel B1

tip included

Understand what 'tip included' means on your restaurant bill and how to use this phrase correctly when dining out and traveling in English-speaking countries.
travel B1

toiletries basket

Learn the meaning of 'toiletries basket' and how to use it in travel and hotel contexts. Discover natural English examples and practice exercises.
travel B1

tourist office

Learn what a tourist office is, how it can help you find free maps and local recommendations, and how to use this phrase naturally during your travels.
travel A2

underground station

Learn to use 'underground station' correctly, especially when traveling in the UK.
travel B1

airline lounge

Find out what an 'airline lounge' is and how to talk about airport VIP spaces. Master this travel vocabulary card with realistic examples and practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

ask for recommendations

Discover how to ask for recommendations in English when trying new restaurants, dishes, or local food spots.
travel B2

beat the crowds

Discover the meaning of 'beat the crowds' and how to use this travel expression to describe avoiding busy times and tourist rushes.
travel B1

bed and breakfast

Learn about 'bed and breakfast' (B&B) accommodations, how they differ from hotels, and how to use the term.
travel B2

car pool

Learn how to use the term 'car pool' to describe sharing rides, saving money, and reducing traffic during your travels.