Unit 2 vocabulary

Voyage

A long journey, often by sea or space.

Journey

A long trip, usually traveling from one place to another over a long duration.

Trip

A short journey, often with a specific purpose like business or tourism.

Travel

General movement from one place to another.

Excursion

A short trip for enjoyment or recreation.

Fare

The money paid for transport on public vehicles (bus, train).

Ticket

A pass to enter an event or to use transportation.

Fee

A charge for a service or license (tuition, registration fee).

Miss

To fail to catch something (like a train or event).

Lose

To have something taken away or to fail at something (item, game).

Take

To move an object from one place to another, with the speaker not accompanying it.

Bring

To move an object to the place the speaker is currently at or will be.

Go

To move to another place.

Book

To reserve a service or place (hotel, tickets).

Keep

To retain something without losing it.

Arrive

To emphasize reaching a specific destination.

Reach

To arrive after a long journey or effort.

Live

To reside permanently, often in a specific place.

Stay

To remain temporarily for a short period.

Border

The dividing line between countries.

Edge

The outer boundary of an object or area.

Line

A straight extent connecting two points.

Length

A measure of distance from one end to another.

Distance

The amount of space between two points.

Guide

To lead or direct someone.

Lead

To be at the forefront and direct a group.

Native

A person or thing born in a particular place.

Home

A place of residence or feeling of belonging.

View

The appearance of something visible from a specific point, emphasizing its beauty.

Sight

What can be seen, usually intriguing or eye-catching.

World

The Earth, or global society and civilization.

Earth

The planet we live on, often referred to in geological terms.

Area

A specific land or space sector.

Territory

The area controlled by a country or authority.

Season

One of the four divisions of the year (spring, summer, autumn, winter).

Period

A specific duration of time with a beginning and end.