Vocabulary:Travel (Part 1)

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Some useful vocabulary according to the topic travel, traveler, verbs related to movement, departure and destination; phrases

Vocabulary: Travel(Part 1)

Travel and Traveler

    1.Travel and traveler

    travel=go from place to another one; make journeys especially of some length or abroad

    trip=journey or excursion, especially for pleasure

    >holiday/ pleasure/ official trip

    excursion=short journey or ramble for pleasure and returning to starting point

    cruise=sail about without precise destination, or calling at series of places

    caravan=company traveling together (especially across desert)

    voyage=expedition to a distance, especially by water/air/in space

    tour=pleasure journey including stops at various places and ending where it began

    guided tour=tour made with a guide (person who shows the way)

    wandering=going from place to place without settled route or aim

    outing=pleasure trip or excursion

    expedition-(long) journey for a certain purpose

    passage- a journey or trip, especially by sea

    crossing-a journey across the sea

    sail-a short trip in a boat with sails

    Traveller (Brit. English)=Traveler (Amer. English)

  1. traveler=person who travels or is traveling

    tourist=holiday traveler

    wayfarer-a traveler on foot

    wanderer=a person who wanders

    voyager=a person who makes voyage

    commuter=a person who travels regularly by train or bus or car to and from the daily work in city

    nomad=member of tribe roaming from place to place for pasture;traveler

    pilgrim=one who journeys to sacred place as an act of religious devotion;traveler

    passenger=traveler in or on public or private conveyance

    first/second class passenger

    tourist class (by boat)=low class of passenger accommodation in ship or aircraft

    economy class (by plane)

    holiday=day of break from one`s normal work, especially for recreation

    holiday makers (US)=people who make their holiday

    a globe-trotter=a person who travels a lot through many countries of the world (staying only a short time in one place)

    day trippers=people on day excursions to the seaside

    coach party=group of people traveling on an organized journey(excursion) by private bus

    package holiday (tour) = a holiday where a travel company books your travel and accommodation for you

 

    2. Phrases:

    to pass transit through a country

    to book (a) passage (to)

    to reserve a cabin on a boat

    to go on holiday by air/train/boat/car

    to go on vacation(US)

    to go on a journey/trip/excursion

    to make a journey/trip/excursion

    to go on a sightseeing tour

    to do a sightseeing tour

    to go on a cruise

    to have an outing

    to make a (round-the-) world trip

    to go on a world trip

    to go touring

    to travel over land

    to go on a round trip through a country

    make voyage

3. Some verbs related to Movement, Departure and Destination

    to move about; to move around; to move along; to move away; to move off;

    to leave; to go away; to go off; to depart (from); to arrive (at); to reach;

    to stay; to start out; to stop; to make a stopover (at); to turn up; to break a journey

     

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