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Idioms Related To Travel MovementSet 2

1To fill so much as to make movement difficult

2What does it really mean? "We are in the same boat."

3What does "go abroad" mean?

4What did Grandma Dot yell to her family when they left on the cruise?

5A seasoned traveller is someone who:

6A different or less direct route to a place that is used to avoid a problem or to visit somewhere or do something on the way.

7A situation of too many vehicles on the road so that they can only move slowly or are stopped completely

8What was the name of people who came to California looking for gold?

9What does 'catch the train' mean?

10What word means: An action that means to go to a place, especially when there is something special or unusual about doing this.

11If I want to get home before dark, I'd better hit the .....

12John: I'm going to Pattaya this Saturday. David: .....

13A short story between two places in one's journey.

14"We roughed it at Old Piney Park, with tents and hot dogs after dark."What does the idiom rough it mean in the poem.

15To go in the direction you just came from

16A holiday which includes organised travel and accommodation

17To be in the boonies

18Itchy feet

19What does 'trudge through' mean?

20Which phrase suggests a spontaneous or unplanned visit?

21What is the meaning of this idiom, adage or proverb?She missed the boat.

22The narrator wanted to duplicate this kind of voyage undertaken by James Cook

23"World traveling used to be a castle in the ..... for most people a few decades ago, but with cheap flight tickets and the global use of English, many youngsters are living that dream."

24What does the idiom 'Check out' mean?

25When making a long journey, it is not uncommon for Turks to throw a glass of water after your vehicle. Don't be alarmed, it is merely to ensure that the course of your journey .....

26Choose the correct variant. A short holiday where you visit city.

27A package offered by a resort includes the cost of breakfast, and either Lunch or Dinner in the room charge. This arrangement is called

28Fill in the blank with the most appropriate euphemistic phrase: They ..... their house and moved to another country without telling anyone.

29There will be a rain ..... later.

30What is the word for 'a holiday where you purchase the travel and accommodation together'?

31Dash off

32What does the idiom 'live out of a suitcase' mean?

33Place that offers very cheap lodging, generally by providing only minimal services

34Idiom that meansto go away very quickly

35To cover a lot of ground means .....

36He travels for 20 years and then he decided to return home.A. father away B. far and wide C. far from it D. farthest of all

37Which phrase refers to experiencing traditions deeply rather than just sightseeing?

38Those who smuggle wool over to France (1696)

39Let's ..... at the cafe after work and discuss our plans.

40What does "in the middle of nowhere" mean?

41An armchair traveller is someone who:

42This is a place where too many tourists go.

43A 'bell desk' is related to .....

44What does go straight on means?

45Which phrase describes cities spreading outward into nearby areas?

46Gather pace

47To move blindly, without direction

48Read this sentence: 'To get a better grade, I need to move toward a better understanding of math.' What does 'move toward' mean here?

49Many educational institutions have to ..... a tightrope between charging a high tuition fee and facing criticism, and not charging much and depending on grants.

50How would you use the idiom 'catch the travel bug' in a sentence?

51He's never at home. He's always .....

52..... is to move somebody or something immediately from one place to another a distance away, using special equipment.

53The act of walking out onto a wing of an airplane while it's in the air called..

54"It is going to be clear sailing from now on" means:

55The fire spread quickly, leaving devastation in its.

56Because of the dark, I couldn't see and had to ..... my way through the forest.

57What does "catch a bus" mean?

58If Norman tells you to "shake a leg", he wants you to

59The idea of ..... Manifest Destiny ..... sent people out ..... the West ..... to settle the frontier.

60A factor that leaves one with no choice but to leave one's current home (especially parental home), country, region, organization, or religion.

61To manage to reach someone who is ahead of you