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Travel

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give way stop at a junction before entering a bigger road
right of way is allowed to go before other traffic
pedestrian crossing often called a zebra crossing when it has black and white stripes
sounding/beeping your horn forcing the steering wheel to make a sound
jumping a red light not stopping at a red light
reckless very dangerous
drink-driving driving after consuming too much alcohol
drug-driving driving after taking illegal drugs
breathalyser instrument you breathe into to measure alcohol level
hit-and-run running to someone and not stopping
ban removal of driving licence
penalty points negative points that are added up and can cause loss of driving licence
on-the-spot given at the scene of the offence
exhaust emissions waste gases produced by the vehicle
roadworthy in a condition that it can be driven safely
tyre tread the depth of the grooves in the tyre rubber
bald tyre which has lost its head
tailback line of slow or stopped traffic
congestion situation in which there is a lot of traffic that can't move
toll a charge you have to pay to use the road
pile-up crash between several or many cars
diverted directed away from our road
disruption when a system, process or event is prevented from continuing as usual or expected
tow-away zone area where your car may be taken away if you park illegally
clamped fitted with a metal device on the wheel to prevent it from moving
road rage anger or violence between drivers because of difficult driving conditions
skidded lost control of the steering so that the car slid across the road
head-on collision two vehicles hitting each other directly in the front
scheduled flight regular flight
charter flight special flight taking a group of people to the same destination
restrictions only being able to travel on certain days
value for money the amount of something you get in comparison to the price
non-refundable you can't get your money back
cancellation fee money to cancel your ticket
stopover you may stray somewhere overnight before continuing to your destination
a package holiday includes transfers and accommodation
all-inclusive holiday includes flight, accommodation and all meals and drinks
national carrier national airline
ferry boat
crossing from one country to the other by boat
go on a cruise have a holiday on a boat
holiday of a lifetime one you will always remember
shared cabin a bed in a cabin with other people
upper deck the higher part of the ship, which is often bigger and more comfortable
exotic unusual or exciting
get away from it all escape your daily life and routines
carriage part of the train
change trains get off one train and onto the other
through train direct train, which takes you directly to your destination
getting around travelling to different places
unlimited mileage you can travel as many miles as you like for the same price
come and go as you please go where you want when you want
camping sleeping in a tent or caravan
self-catering where you do your own cooking
chalet small cottage or cabin specially built for holiday-makers
guest house small, relatively cheap hotel
inn similar to a pub, but also offering accommodation
half board usually breakfast and one other meal
full board all meals
escape the crowds go where there are not many people
get off the beaten track go to placers tourists don't normally go, somewhere different
get back to nature live a natural, rural style of life
tourist sector tourist industry
discerning showing good judgement, especially about style and quality
boast listing the good qualities of a place
hordes crowds
wealth of large amount of
flora and fauna plants and animals
national parks areas of a country that are protected by the government because of their natural beauty or special history
nature reserves areas of land protected in order to keep safe the animals and plants that live there
tracts areas of land
virgin original and natural
seeking something out of the ordinary looking for something different
unwind relax, reduce your general level of stress
recharge get back your energy
taste of the bush wild, areas covered in grass, bushes or trees
4x4 vehicles with driving power on all four wheels
waterfront on the edge of the sea or river
stunning extremely beautiful
unbeatable no other company can offer cheaper ones for the same price
awe-inspiring it fills you with a sense of the power and beauty of what you are looking at
rambles, hikes, treks walks, increasing difficulty
unrivalled no other holiday programme can match this
scenic having views of the attractive, natural things in the countryside
paradise a perfect place or situation
ecotourism the business of organising holidays in a way which helps local people and does not damage the environment
savour enjoy or taste
heartland the inland areas furthest away from the sea or from borders with other countries
burgeoning increasing rapidly
cater to to provide
to quell to stop something
inadvertently unintentionally
ramification unwelcome consequense
to flaunt to show
genuine truly, honest
propensity an inclination
bridge a gap to reduce the differences that exist between two things or groups of people
pave the way to create a situation in which somebody will be able to do something
jump ship to leave suddenly and unexpectedly
train of thought a series of thoughts or ideas that someone is having
off the beaten track far away from everythings
high and dry put in a difficult situation which they could not change
in the same boat to be in the same situation
jumped on that bandwagon to become involved in an activity that is successful so that you can get the advantages of it yourself
that ship has sailed an opportunity that has passed
smooth sailing easy
driving me up a wall irritating me
bump in the road a small problem
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