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Idioms Related To Travel MovementSet 6

1Which phrase is closest in meaning to "set sail" in this context: "The East Indiamen set sail from Britain in January."

2Select the correct meaning of the following international idiom:While driving, drink water. (Indonesian)

3Enjoying yourself by going out socially aligns with which idiom?

4I'd love to stay longer but I must be ..... the road.

5"Away from popular areas" means .....

6Getting away

7Breathtaking view

8"It's easy to get around the city using the subway." Here get around means-

9Poland's Crooked Forest is off the ..... track.

10"Let's hit the road before traffic builds up." Here, hit the road means:

11Someone who "has itchy feet" is most likely:

12Which phrase is used to describe a brief, informal visit?

13Looking at items displayed for sale, but not buying them

14If you want to travel and help people in need at the same time, you can join a ..... trip.

15Leave without a backward .....

16"The world over" means .....

17A place that has many confusing paths or passages?

18What does one friend hope to do in 10 years?

19After the meeting, could you give John a ..... to the airport? He's running late for his flight.

20The phrase behind the wheel most nearly means:

21I ..... when it started to rain.

22The conflict created a (a) of refugees into nearby countries.

23An accident involving several vehicles

24Ex2. choose the correct option to complete each sentence3. She always tries to get off the beaten ..... to escape the tourists.

25It's ..... outside, it's better to stay at home.

26Choose the correct meaning of 'to catch the train':

27Which idiom means going out to enjoy oneself?

28Ride shotgun

29I usually try to get some sleep during red-eye flightsred-eye means .....

30The phrase "navigating this ever-changing landscape" refers to:

31A situation in which you cannot move because there are too many people or vehicles

32What does "check out at a hotel" mean?

33Freak likes to .....

34I'm still suffering from ..... after my trip to Australia.

35Idiom-hit the road

36IDIOM:in a place where few people go, far from any main roads and towns

37What is the meaning of this idiomatic expression?"See the world"

38Something that causes people to want to leave a place or situation

39If your friend tells you to 'go around the lake' to find the picnic area, what are they telling you to do?

40To stop functioning (about vehicle/transport)

41We couldn't stay long because we both had jobs to get back to. it was just a .....

42She enjoys art museums, historic sites, and opera houses in every city-she's clearly a .....

43I'm sorry I'm late, I was held up in a traffic .....

44Hit the road!What does it mean?

45What does "go to the seaside" mean?

46A truck, van, or trailer serving as a mobile library

47Jamming on the brakes

48What is the meaning of this idiom?My dad said, "Come on! It's time to hit the road."

49What is it called when a space shuttle goes up?

50A long journey in a car is a .....

51Beat a hasty retreat

52'Window shopping' means .....

53What is the meaning of the idiom used in the following sentence?Maram was wired and energized, but her mom was ready to hit the sack.

54We couldn't get a direct flight back home. We had a ..... in Rome and changed planes.

55Which idiom means:"come back to the starting point" ?

56Jane lost the party due to the .....

57We've put our suitcases in the car and locked the front door, so let's get this show on the ...... (begin sth that has been arranged)

58En face de l'ecole

59Just when she thought she escaped one problem, she found herself .....

60Banjo Paterson's "Waltzing Matilda" uses "waltzing" to mean what?

61Someone who travels by obtaining free lifts in motor vehicles