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Travel Vocabulary • 500 Terms

500 Essential Travel Vocabulary Terms

500 Travel words
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Showing 421–440 of 500 matching Travel vocabulary words (500 total).
#421

sunrise

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We woke early to watch the sunrise.
  2. The sunrise colored the sky orange and pink.
  3. Our guide planned the walk before sunrise.
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#422

sunset

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We watched the sunset from the hotel roof.
  2. The boat returned to port just after sunset.
  3. Many people gathered on the beach for sunset.
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#423

souvenir

Noun

Example sentences

  1. I bought a small souvenir for my sister.
  2. The shop sells local souvenirs and handmade gifts.
  3. This photograph is my favorite souvenir from the trip.
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#424

photograph

Noun

Example sentences

  1. Can you take a photograph of our family?
  2. She kept a photograph of the old castle.
  3. Photography is allowed, but do not use a flash.
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#425

relax

Verb

Example sentences

  1. We sat by the pool to relax after the tour.
  2. A quiet vacation helped me relax.
  3. Take a few minutes to relax before the long flight.
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#426

restaurant

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We booked a table at a local restaurant.
  2. The restaurant serves traditional food.
  3. A waiter showed us to our table in the restaurant.
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#427

café

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We stopped at a café for coffee and cake.
  2. The small café has tables outside.
  3. I used the café's Wi-Fi to check the map.
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#428

menu

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The menu is available in English and Arabic.
  2. We looked at the menu before ordering.
  3. The children's menu has smaller meals.
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#429

waiter

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The waiter brought us water and menus.
  2. We asked the waiter about the daily special.
  3. The waiter checked whether our meal was good.
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#430

waitress

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The waitress took our order quickly.
  2. We thanked the waitress for her friendly service.
  3. The waitress recommended a local dessert.
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#431

server

Noun

Example sentences

  1. Our server explained the ingredients in the soup.
  2. The server brought an extra plate for the child.
  3. Please tell your server about any food allergy.
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#432

table for two

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We asked for a table for two near the window.
  2. A table for two will be ready in ten minutes.
  3. I called the restaurant to reserve a table for two.
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#433

reservation name

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The host asked for our reservation name.
  2. Please check that the reservation name is spelled correctly.
  3. I gave my family name as the reservation name.
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#434

local cuisine

Noun

Example sentences

  1. Trying local cuisine is part of the travel experience.
  2. The restaurant is famous for local cuisine.
  3. Our guide explained the main dishes in the local cuisine.
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#435

specialty

Noun

Example sentences

  1. Grilled fish is the restaurant's specialty.
  2. The waiter recommended a local specialty.
  3. We ordered the house specialty for dinner.
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#436

starter

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We shared a salad as a starter.
  2. The soup is included as a starter.
  3. Our starter arrived before the main course.
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#437

main course

Noun

Example sentences

  1. I ordered chicken and rice for the main course.
  2. The main course was large and filling.
  3. We waited twenty minutes for the main course.
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#438

side dish

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The meal comes with a side dish of vegetables.
  2. I ordered rice as a side dish.
  3. You can choose one side dish with the fish.
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#439

dessert

Noun

Example sentences

  1. We shared a chocolate dessert after dinner.
  2. The restaurant offers fruit as a light dessert.
  3. I was too full to order dessert.
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#440

beverage

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The meal price includes one cold beverage.
  2. Tea is the most popular hot beverage here.
  3. Please choose a beverage from the list.
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