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Travel Vocabulary • 500 Terms

500 Essential Travel Vocabulary Terms

500 Travel words
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Showing 281–300 of 500 matching Travel vocabulary words (500 total).
#281

underground

Noun

Example sentences

  1. London's underground can be busy at rush hour.
  2. We used the underground to reach the city center.
  3. Follow the signs to the underground entrance.
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#282

metro

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The metro runs every five minutes.
  2. We took the metro to the main square.
  3. A day pass is useful for frequent metro trips.
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#283

tram

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The tram stopped directly outside our hotel.
  2. We bought tram tickets from a machine.
  3. The old tram passed through the historic center.
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#284

streetcar

Noun

Example sentences

  1. A streetcar carried us along the waterfront.
  2. The streetcar route is popular with tourists.
  3. We waited ten minutes for the next streetcar.
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#285

light rail

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The light rail connects the airport and downtown.
  2. We used the light rail during our stay.
  3. The light rail station was clean and modern.
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#286

commuter train

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The commuter train was full of workers in the morning.
  2. We took a commuter train to a nearby town.
  3. A commuter train makes many local stops.
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#287

ferry

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We crossed the river by ferry.
  2. The ferry carries both people and cars.
  3. Strong winds delayed the afternoon ferry.
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#288

minibus

Noun

Example sentences

  1. A minibus took our group to the village.
  2. The minibus had space for twelve passengers.
  3. We shared a minibus with other travelers.
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#289

shuttle

Noun

Example sentences

  1. A free shuttle runs between the hotel and the beach.
  2. We waited outside for the airport shuttle.
  3. The shuttle leaves every thirty minutes.
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#290

ride-share

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We ordered a ride-share through an app.
  2. The ride-share driver arrived in five minutes.
  3. A ride-share was cheaper than a taxi.
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#291

fare

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The bus fare is $2 each way.
  2. Ask the driver about the correct fare.
  3. Children pay a lower fare on this route.
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#292

ticket machine

Noun

Example sentences

  1. I bought two tickets from the ticket machine.
  2. The ticket machine accepts cards and coins.
  3. A staff member helped us use the ticket machine.
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#293

transit card

Noun

Example sentences

  1. I added money to my transit card.
  2. Tap your transit card when you enter the bus.
  3. The same transit card works on trains and trams.
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#294

day pass

Noun

Example sentences

  1. A day pass gives unlimited travel for one day.
  2. We bought a day pass at the station.
  3. The day pass was cheaper than several single tickets.
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#295

weekly pass

Noun

Example sentences

  1. She uses a weekly pass to travel to work.
  2. A weekly pass is useful for a seven-day visit.
  3. We loaded the weekly pass onto our transit cards.
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#296

zone

Noun

Example sentences

  1. Our hotel is in transport Zone 2.
  2. The ticket price depends on the number of zones.
  3. Check the map to see which zone you need.
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#297

bus stop

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The bus stop is across from the bank.
  2. We waited at the bus stop for fifteen minutes.
  3. This bus stop serves three different routes.
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#298

taxi rank

Noun

Example sentences

  1. There is a taxi rank outside the station.
  2. We joined the queue at the taxi rank.
  3. The taxi rank was empty late at night.
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#299

rush hour

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The roads are crowded during rush hour.
  2. Avoid the metro at rush hour if you have large bags.
  3. Our journey took longer because of rush hour traffic.
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#300

last service

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The last service leaves at 11:30 p.m.
  2. We missed the last service and had to take a taxi.
  3. Check the timetable for the last service on Sunday.
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