Idioms Related To Travel MovementSet 5

1She didn't come to the party because her car ..... on the way here.
2Another way to say "start a journey" is to say ......
3We could not believe that with a few more whacks of the ice axe in the firm snow we were ..... to the top.
4Most immigrants traveled
5Which sentence uses the word "milling" correctly according to its definition?
6If you want a holiday where everything, including flights, accommodation, and food, is arranged for you, book a .....
7Bon voyage (in english)
8Crossing the street from the middle without using the crosswalk is called:
9A person who has no permanent home and travels frequently is a
10Phillip fell into the water and soon there was a great ..... in the water as Timothy tried to pull him out of the water and fight off the sharks.
11A long line of cars that moves very slowly or doesn't move at all.
12Instead of staying in hotels, some travelers save money by staying with locals for free using .....
13In this sentence, what does jerk mean? The car started with a jerk.
14They took their kids to see the sights after work.
15Stop somewhere briefly during a longer journey
16What is the meaning of 'Flat tire'?
17Change of scenery
18A lot of cars on the road is called .....
19What does "tourist trap" mean?
20At last she alighted on the
21What happens if you don't plan enough time for travel?
22Driver are advised to get enough petrol because filling stations are few and far between on the highway.
23It's nice to travel around, but there's no place .....!
24Get some gasoline now. Service stations on this highway are .....
25"Randy walked at a snail's pace to the principal's office" means:
26(of a vehicle) reverse direction
27She wants to ....., choosing to use as little equipment as possible.
28If a driver 'puts the pedal to the metal,' they
29What phrase means to travel or move from place to place?
30What does the phrase 'lost luggage' mean in the context of travel?
31What does "itchy feet" mean?
32Among ASEAN countries, Singapore is known as a
33Thanks to those events, everyone can reduce their carbon(35) ..... to help slow down climate change with the hope for a better world.
34What does the idiom 'take to the road' mean?
35To arrive and be present in a place
36To report one's arrival (at a hotel, an airport etc.) is called .....
37The ..... is an elevated train system that runs above the city streets.
38As soon as they heard the news, they didn't hesitate and drove hotfoot to the hospital.A. very quickly B. on horseback C. in a sports car D. by taxi
39What does 'on the way' mean?
40Choose the correct option:What does it means "go out"?
41What does "move in" mean?
42Something you say to others in order to start an activity or to get ready to go somewhere.
43What term refers to the lively and energetic atmosphere of a city?
44The idiom have itchy feet means .....
45Apollo 13 was a space mission that didn't go to plan. The crew managed to land safely back on Earth, but what now-famous phrase did they say to mission control when they realised something was wrong?
46To have ..... feet = always want to go to different places
47Off the beaten track.
48Recover in dance means
49A major (a) on the highway caused long delays.
50A series of hiding places where those who were escaping slavery traveled.
51What does the idiom 'Around the corner' mean?
52An above-ground series of escape routes from the South to the North.
53What does "off the beaten track" refer to?
54(of a vehicle) stop suddenly
55How is New York City popularly called?
56.....:leave especially a building
57We arrived "safe and sound" means we
58To sneak into the country illegally
59The loss of an economy's smartest people
60What does "day trip" mean?
61To "carry off" means ..... A) to move B) to killC) to drop