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Travel Terms WheelVersion en ligne A to Z travel words par Carolina Napoleone A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Verb. To get to a place Starts with B The paper check or invoice you receive at the end of a meal or service. Starts with C Noun (singular) What happens when a planned flight is stopped by the airline. Starts with D The main business area of a city. Starts with E A machine that moves people up and down floors in a building (American English) Starts with F A major, fast highway or road (American English) Starts with G The first level of a building in British English. Starts with H Small bags or luggage you take into the airplane cabin. Starts with I (Noun) A common problem that annoys or bothers passengers when flying. It is the noun of the adjective "irritated" Starts with J The feeling of extreme tiredness after traveling quickly across time zones; "I hate... lag" Starts with L A lot of people waiting for their turn (For example at check-in). The American one is "queue" Starts with M The British version of "freeway" Starts with N A terrible or very bad experience on travel. Contains O Where you carry your luggage at the airport Starts with P The amount of money you pay for a ticket or service. Starts with Q A row of people waiting. The American version of "line" Starts with R A ticket for a trip to a destination and back again (British English) Starts with S A one-way ticket or travel arrangement in British English. Starts with T A schedule showing the departure and arrival times of trains or flights. Starts with U The electric railway system under the ground (British English). Contains V (Noun) An advanced booking or arrangement made for a hotel room or flight. "I have a ... for a hotel in Buenos Aires" Starts with W The verb we use with the nouns "queue" or "line". (I had to ... 2 hours in the queue at the airport) Contains X A vehicle you can take to get to a place quicker Contains Y (Noun) How safe a method of transportation is. Contains Z Adjective. Luggage that is bigger than the permitted size. (when your luggage is ..., it doesn't fit in the cabin)

Travel Terms WheelVersion en ligne

A to Z travel words

par Carolina Napoleone

Starts with A

Verb. To get to a place

Starts with B

The paper check or invoice you receive at the end of a meal or service.

Starts with C

Noun (singular) What happens when a planned flight is stopped by the airline.

Starts with D

The main business area of a city.

Starts with E

A machine that moves people up and down floors in a building (American English)

Starts with F

A major, fast highway or road (American English)

Starts with G

The first level of a building in British English.

Starts with H

Small bags or luggage you take into the airplane cabin.

Starts with I

(Noun) A common problem that annoys or bothers passengers when flying. It is the noun of the adjective "irritated"

Starts with J

The feeling of extreme tiredness after traveling quickly across time zones; "I hate... lag"

Starts with L

A lot of people waiting for their turn (For example at check-in). The American one is "queue"

Starts with M

The British version of "freeway"

Starts with N

A terrible or very bad experience on travel.

Contains O

Where you carry your luggage at the airport

Starts with P

The amount of money you pay for a ticket or service.

Starts with Q

A row of people waiting. The American version of "line"

Starts with R

A ticket for a trip to a destination and back again (British English)

Starts with S

A one-way ticket or travel arrangement in British English.

Starts with T

A schedule showing the departure and arrival times of trains or flights.

Starts with U

The electric railway system under the ground (British English).

Contains V

(Noun) An advanced booking or arrangement made for a hotel room or flight. "I have a ... for a hotel in Buenos Aires"

Starts with W

The verb we use with the nouns "queue" or "line". (I had to ... 2 hours in the queue at the airport)

Contains X

A vehicle you can take to get to a place quicker

Contains Y

(Noun) How safe a method of transportation is.

Contains Z

Adjective. Luggage that is bigger than the permitted size. (when your luggage is ..., it doesn't fit in the cabin)

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par Carolina Napoleone

Starts with A

Verb. To get to a place

Starts with B

The paper check or invoice you receive at the end of a meal or service.

Starts with C

Noun (singular) What happens when a planned flight is stopped by the airline.

Starts with D

The main business area of a city.

Starts with E

A machine that moves people up and down floors in a building (American English)

Starts with F

A major, fast highway or road (American English)

Starts with G

The first level of a building in British English.

Starts with H

Small bags or luggage you take into the airplane cabin.

Starts with I

(Noun) A common problem that annoys or bothers passengers when flying. It is the noun of the adjective "irritated"

Starts with J

The feeling of extreme tiredness after traveling quickly across time zones; "I hate... lag"

Starts with L

A lot of people waiting for their turn (For example at check-in). The American one is "queue"

Starts with M

The British version of "freeway"

Starts with N

A terrible or very bad experience on travel.

Contains O

Where you carry your luggage at the airport

Starts with P

The amount of money you pay for a ticket or service.

Starts with Q

A row of people waiting. The American version of "line"

Starts with R

A ticket for a trip to a destination and back again (British English)

Starts with S

A one-way ticket or travel arrangement in British English.

Starts with T

A schedule showing the departure and arrival times of trains or flights.

Starts with U

The electric railway system under the ground (British English).

Contains V

(Noun) An advanced booking or arrangement made for a hotel room or flight. "I have a ... for a hotel in Buenos Aires"

Starts with W

The verb we use with the nouns "queue" or "line". (I had to ... 2 hours in the queue at the airport)

Contains X

A vehicle you can take to get to a place quicker

Contains Y

(Noun) How safe a method of transportation is.

Contains Z

Adjective. Luggage that is bigger than the permitted size. (when your luggage is ..., it doesn't fit in the cabin)