Travel and Transport

a long journey, especially by sea or through space

voyage

traveling from one place to another, focusing on the process or distance rather than the destination

journey

a journey to a place and back again, usually for a short time or specific purpose

trip

a short journey made by a group of people for pleasure or educational purposes

excursion

to make a journey, usually over a long distance or to various places

travel

what you can see from a particular place, especially beautiful natural scenery

view

the ability to see, or a famous/interesting place that tourists visit

sight

the earth, with all its countries, peoples, and natural features

world

the planet we live on, or the ground/soil under our feet

earth

a particular region of a country, town, or a space used for a specific purpose

area

land that is controlled by a particular country, military force, or animal

territory

one of the four main periods of the year (spring, summer, autumn, winter) or a time of year when a particular activity happens

season

a length or portion of time in history, life, or a process

period

the price you pay to travel on public transport (bus, train, taxi, plane)

fare

a printed piece of paper or electronic document giving you the right to travel, enter a place, or attend an event

ticket

money paid to a professional person or organization for advice or services (doctors, lawyers, tuition, entrance)

fee

to arrive too late to catch a vehicle (train, bus, plane) or to fail to attend an event

miss

to no longer have something because you do not know where it is, or to fail to win a game/match

lose

to move or carry someone/something from here to another place

take

to carry or take someone/something with you to the place where you are now

bring

to move or travel away from the speaker or present place to another destination

go

to arrange to buy or use something (like a seat, room, or ticket) in advance

book

to continue to have, store, or hold something rather than giving it away or throwing it out

keep

to reach a destination at the end of a journey (used with prepositions)

arrive

to arrive at a place, a goal, or a decision without using a preposition

reach

to have your permanent home in a particular place

live

to live somewhere temporarily as a guest or visitor, or to remain in a place without leaving

stay

the official line that divides two countries, states, or regions

border

the outer limit or boundary of an object, surface, or physical space (furthest from its center)

edge

a long, thin mark on a surface, or a row of people/things waiting

line

the amount of space between two places, points, or people

distance

to show someone the way by accompanying them or leading them through a place

guide

to walk or go in front of someone to show them the way, or to control a group/organization

lead

connected with the place where you were born and lived in your early life

native

the place where you live, or the town/country where you originally come from or grew up

home