Travel English

the eighth month of the year, between July and September.

a large vehicle that carries people along a fixed route for a small amount of money.

a device used to take pictures or record videos.

a large country in North America, north of the United States.

an area of land with its own government and borders, like France or Japan.

a person trained to help sick people and give medical treatment.

the main unit of money used in the United States and some other countries.

a country in Europe, known for its food, art, and the Eiffel Tower.

relating to France, its people, or its language.

a country in East Asia, made up of many islands, known for its technology and culture.

a small metal object used to open or close a lock.

a sweet, juicy fruit with yellow or orange flesh and a large seed inside.

a picture that shows where places, roads, or countries are.

a soft thing you put your head on when you sleep in a bed.

a vehicle that flies through the air and carries people or things.

a long, wide flow of water that moves across land to the sea or a lake.

white frozen water that falls from the sky when it is very cold

a hot liquid food made by cooking vegetables, meat, or fish in water

a country in southern Europe, near Portugal and France

the language people speak in Spain and many other countries, or something from Spain

having a lot of light and heat from the sun.

to move through water using your arms and legs.

the activity or sport of moving through water using your arms and legs.

a long vehicle that moves on tracks and carries people or things from one place to another

a small, flat nut that you can eat, often light brown in color

a yellow-orange color, like the color of honey or a traffic light

a type of coffee made with hot water and a shot of espresso

a heavy metal object that stops a boat from moving in the water

a country in South America, known for tango and soccer

a thin stick with a sharp point shot from a bow

the large ocean between North and South America, Europe, and Africa.

a bag that you carry on your back, used for school, travel, or hiking

a small outdoor area on the outside of a building, above the ground, with a wall or railing

a green plant with a strong smell, used as a herb in cooking, especially in Italian food.

a long seat for two or more people, usually made of wood or metal, found in parks or public places.

the capital city of Germany, known for its history, culture, and art.

a large, soft piece of cloth that you use to keep warm in bed.

the act of getting on a plane, train, or ship.

a strong shoe that covers your foot and part of your leg.

more than one boot; strong shoes that cover the foot and part of the leg.

a large country in South America, known for its forests and beaches.

a structure built over a river, road, or valley so people or cars can cross.

a part of New York City, known for its neighborhoods and bridges.

a Mexican food made of a soft flat bread wrapped around meat, beans, and other foods.

the capital city of Egypt, a large city in Africa.

a long, narrow boat that you move through water using a paddle.

a hot coffee drink made with espresso and steamed milk, often with foam on top.

a small vehicle with wheels that you push or pull to move things.

money in the form of coins or paper bills, not credit cards or digital money.

a large, strong building from long ago, often with high walls and towers.

a large hole in the side of a mountain or under the ground.

past tense of check; to look at something to see if it is correct or okay.

the place in a store where you pay for things you want to buy.

a country in Asia, or high-quality plates, cups, and dishes made from clay

a holiday on December 25th when Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus, and many people give gifts

a show with performers like clowns, acrobats, and animals, often in a big tent.

a small place where you go to see a doctor or get medical help.

when the sky is full of clouds and you cannot see the sun clearly.

a large, brown, hard fruit with white flesh and clear liquid inside, from a palm tree.

A tool that shows you which direction is north, south, east, and west.

a sea animal with a hard shell, ten legs, and two large claws.

a large, dangerous reptile with a long mouth and sharp teeth that lives in rivers and lakes.

a soft, buttery bread from France that is shaped like a curved moon.

a short way to write 'Connecticut', a state in the United States.

a country on an island in the Caribbean Sea, near the United States.

a hot, spicy dish made with meat or vegetables and a sauce with special spices.

the activity or sport of riding a bicycle.

a small white flower with a yellow center that grows in grass.

a smart sea animal that is gray and has a long nose, often seen jumping in water.

very light rain that falls in small drops.

a small piece of dough, often filled with meat or vegetables, that is cooked in water or steam.

a very tall metal tower in Paris, France, that is a famous landmark.

the money used in many countries in Europe, like France, Germany, and Spain.

small objects that explode with bright colors and loud noises, used for celebration.

a trip in an airplane, or the act of flying.

thick cloud that is close to the ground and makes it hard to see

a large area of land covered with many trees

a tool with thin points at one end, used for eating food.

a structure that sends water up into the air, often in a park or city square.

a thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces when it is very cold.

a door in a fence or wall that you can open to go through.

a person from Germany, or the language spoken in Germany, Austria, and parts of Switzerland.

a country in central Europe, known for its history, cars, and beer.

a light brown root with a strong, spicy taste, used in cooking and tea.

a round model of the Earth, or any round object like a ball.

a sport where you hit a small ball into holes in the ground with special sticks.

a hard hat you wear to protect your head when riding a bike or playing sports

a curved piece of metal or plastic used for hanging things or catching fish.

a hard, pointed part that grows on the heads of some animals, or a device in a car that makes a loud sound.

a very strong storm with heavy rain and powerful winds.

a house made of blocks of snow, built by some people in very cold places.

a large country in South Asia, known for its many people and cultures.

a person from India, or something that comes from India.

a country in southern Europe, known for its food, art, and history.

a sea animal with a soft, clear body that can sting you.

a small, narrow boat that you move through water using a paddle.

a country in East Asia, divided into North Korea and South Korea.

a large area of water that is surrounded by land.

a light inside a container that you can carry or hang outside.

a hot drink made with coffee and steamed milk.

a tall building near the sea with a bright light that shows ships where to go safely.

the capital city of Portugal, a country in Europe

a sea animal with a hard shell, eight legs, and two large claws, often eaten as food

the capital city of England, a big city with many famous places and people.

a large island country in Africa, known for its unique animals and plants.

the capital city of Spain, known for its art and culture.

something you wear over your face to hide it or to protect yourself from germs or smoke.

a country in North America, south of the United States.

a building where Muslims go to pray and worship.

a cheap hotel for people traveling by car, where you can park near your room.

a very long river in Africa that flows through Egypt.

a large tree with hard wood, or the wood from this tree

the large area of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface

a sea animal with eight long arms and a soft body

a small, green or black fruit that is eaten or used to make oil

a food made by mixing eggs and cooking them in a flat shape, often with other things inside.

a dried plant used to add flavor to food, especially Italian dishes.

the inside part of your hand between your fingers and wrist, or a type of tree with big leaves at the top.

a sweet, soft fruit with orange flesh and black seeds, often eaten for breakfast or in salads.

a public event where people walk or ride in a line to celebrate something, often with music and costumes.

the capital city of France, famous for its art, food, and the Eiffel Tower.

a small book from your country that allows you to travel to other countries.

a round, soft fruit with yellow-red skin and a large seed inside.

a sweet fruit that is narrow at the top and wide at the bottom, with green or yellow skin.

a type of pasta that is short, tube-shaped, and cut at an angle at both ends.

a shop or place where you can buy medicine and health products.

a person who flies an airplane or helicopter.

a small area of water that is smaller than a lake.

a unit for measuring weight equal to 16 ounces, or the money used in the UK

a baked food made from dough, usually twisted into a knot shape and salted

a flat boat made of wood or rubber that floats on water.

a piece of paper that shows you paid for something.

a place where people go on vacation, often with a hotel, beach, or activities.

a long, loose piece of clothing that you wear over your clothes or after a bath

the capital city of Italy, known for its old buildings and history

a thick, strong string made by twisting fibers together, used for pulling or tying things

a line of things or people next to each other

a cold dish made of mixed vegetables or fruits, often with a sauce.

a pink fish that people eat, often cooked or smoked.

a spicy sauce made from tomatoes, onions, and peppers, often eaten with Mexican food.

tiny pieces of rock that cover beaches and deserts.

open shoes that you wear in warm weather, usually with straps.

a piece of cloth worn around the neck for warmth or fashion.

the natural beauty of a place, like mountains, trees, or lakes.

a large fish with sharp teeth that lives in the ocean.

the hard, outer covering of an animal like a turtle or a sea creature.

a small sea animal with a curved body and a tail, often eaten as food.

a small thing you buy or keep to remember a place you visited

a soft object with many small holes that can hold water, used for cleaning

a large building with seats where people watch sports or concerts.

a small piece of paper you put on a letter to pay for sending it.

a sea animal with five arms that looks like a star.

a shape of a person or animal made from stone, metal, or wood.

a thick, flat piece of meat, usually from a cow, that you cook and eat.

a hard, solid piece of rock, usually small enough to hold in your hand.

a small, red fruit with little seeds on the outside and a sweet taste.

a large bag with a handle that you use to carry your clothes when you travel.

a Japanese food made of cold rice with raw fish or vegetables, often wrapped in seaweed.

a Mexican food made of a folded tortilla filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables.

an island country in East Asia, near China, known for its cities and technology.

a building where people go to pray or worship in some religions.

a shelter made of cloth or plastic that you put up with poles, used for camping.

the capital city of Japan, a very large and busy city.

a tall, narrow building or part of a building that is higher than the rest.

relating to the hot and wet areas of the world near the equator.

a flower that grows from a bulb and has a cup-shaped head of many colors.

a large fish that lives in the ocean and is often eaten as food.

a large bird that is often eaten on special days like Thanksgiving or Christmas.

a slow animal with a hard shell that lives in water or on land.

a container, usually made of glass or clay, used to hold flowers or as decoration.

a flat, square breakfast food with small holes, often eaten with syrup or butter.

a very large animal that lives in the ocean and breathes air.

a chair with wheels that helps people who cannot walk move around.

a thing used to close clothes or bags, made of two rows of small teeth that lock together.

a type of building material made from mud and straw that is dried in the sun.

a very large river in South America, or a tall, strong woman in old stories

the very cold area around the North Pole

a large place with seats where people watch sports or shows

a natural light show in the sky, often seen near the North or South Pole, with many colors like green and pink

a piece of cloth or metal over a window or door that gives shade from the sun or rain

a small book or paper with pictures and information, used for advertising.

an Italian food made of bread with tomatoes, oil, and herbs on top.

a man-made waterway used for boats or to bring water to fields.

a cover like a roof made of cloth or branches, used for shade or shelter.

a deep, narrow valley with steep sides, often made by a river.

a vehicle with wheels that is pulled by a horse, or a part of a train where people sit.

a small building or room used for Christian prayer or worship.

a person who repairs shoes, or a sweet baked fruit dessert with a top crust.

A very large, old building in Rome where people watched fights and shows long ago.

A thick, soft cover for a bed that keeps you warm.

a hard, colorful substance found in the ocean, made by small sea animals.

a small, narrow river or stream of water.

a small, round, soft bread from the UK, often eaten with butter.

the place at an airport or border where officials check what you bring into a country.

to make something happen later than planned; a situation where something is late.

a Hindu festival of lights celebrated in autumn, with lamps and fireworks.

a round roof shaped like the top half of a ball.

a bridge that can be pulled up to let boats pass or to stop people from crossing.

a large bag made of strong cloth, used for carrying clothes when traveling.

a Mexican food made of a rolled tortilla filled with meat or cheese and covered with sauce.

a strong, dark coffee made by forcing hot water through very fine coffee beans.

the highest mountain in the world, located in Asia.

a large, special meal with a lot of food, often for a celebration

a type of pasta that is long, flat, and thick, often served with sauce

a small, sweet fruit with many tiny seeds, often eaten fresh or dried

a type of music and dance from Spain, with fast movements and guitar playing.

a small container for carrying drinks, usually made of metal or glass.

a type of apple that is sweet and crisp, or a famous mountain in Japan.

a small building in a garden or park with a roof and open sides, where people can sit.

a part of a machine that turns to make other parts move, or the equipment you need for an activity.

small, soft Italian food made from potato and flour, often eaten with sauce.

a very large desert in Asia, mostly in China and Mongolia.

a long, narrow boat used in Venice, Italy, or a box that carries people up a mountain on a cable.

a type of yellow cheese from the Netherlands.

a large island country near the North Pole, mostly covered in ice.

a very small village, usually in the countryside with few houses.

a small problem or delay; also, to attach something to a vehicle

a cheap place to stay, like a hotel, where travelers share rooms and bathrooms.

a small hotel or place where travelers can sleep and eat.

a list or plan of places you will visit on a trip.

the feeling of being very tired after a long airplane trip across different time zones.

the second highest mountain in the world, located in Asia.

the long piece at the bottom of a boat that helps it stay balanced in the water.

a very tall mountain in Africa, in the country of Tanzania.

a place where string or rope is tied together in a loop or ball.

a type of cloth made from a plant, used for clothes, sheets, and towels.

a small, round, sweet cookie made with egg whites and sugar, often with a filling.

a type of fish with a strong taste, often eaten cooked or smoked.

a tall pole on a boat or ship that holds the sails.

a type of red wine that is soft and not too strong in taste.

a long river in the United States, or a state in the southern US.

a deep, wide hole filled with water around a castle or city to keep enemies out.

a very dry desert in the southwestern United States.

a cold drink made with alcohol, lime, sugar, and mint leaves.

a small sea animal with a hard, dark shell that you can eat.

a type of soft, flat bread from South Asia, often cooked in a hot oven.

peaceful and calm, or the name of a large ocean between Asia and America.

a tall building with many levels, often found in Asian countries like China or Japan.

a type of nut with a hard, brown shell and a sweet taste, often used in cooking.

a long structure built over water where boats can stop or people can walk.

related to the very cold areas near the North or South Pole.

a large stone building with a square base and four sides that meet at a point on top, like in Egypt.

a Mexican food made with a folded tortilla filled with cheese and sometimes other ingredients, then cooked.

a creamy Italian dish made with rice, cooked slowly with broth and other ingredients.

a strong alcoholic drink made from sugar

a long, flat road where planes take off and land

a seat on a horse or bicycle

a very large, hot desert in Africa

a lively dance and music style from Brazil.

a small, fried pastry filled with spiced vegetables or meat, popular in South Asia.

a small, oily fish that people often eat from a can.

a large, flat area of land with grass and few trees, often in Africa.

a small, round cake that is often eaten with butter or jam.

a small animal with a long tail and a poisonous sting, found in hot places.

a small seed used in cooking, often on bread or in oil.

to visit interesting places, especially as a tourist.

a mix of rain and snow that falls from the sky in cold weather

done by one person alone, without help from others

a cold, sweet food made from fruit juice and sugar, like ice cream but without milk

a sea animal with a long body, eight arms, and two longer arms, often used as food

ready to be used or to help if needed.

a tall, pointed tower on top of a church building.

a long stick that you stand on to walk high above the ground, or a post that holds a building above water or ground.

a metal or leather ring that you put your foot in when riding a horse.

a tool that uses the sun's shadow to show what time it is.

a soft, chewy candy that you pull and stretch before eating.

a short name for the Taj Mahal, a famous white building in India made of marble.

a way of cooking food, especially chicken, in a large clay oven called a tandoor.

a type of dance from Argentina, with strong, sharp movements and music.

a pattern of colored lines and squares on cloth, often connected to Scottish families.

a place where buses, trains, or planes start or end their trips, or a computer screen and keyboard.

a famous river that flows through London, England.

a tall, round tent made of animal skins or cloth, used by some Native American people.

a very large lake in South America, between Peru and Bolivia.

a stick with fire at one end that you carry to give light.

a large bag used for carrying things, often with two handles.

a stand with three legs used to hold a camera or other equipment steady

a very strong storm with heavy rain and wind, common in Asia.

a soft, smooth cloth with a thick, short pile on one side, often used for fancy clothes or furniture.

a female name, or a city in Canada, or a type of large water plant.

a special stamp or document that lets you enter or stay in a country.

a long stick that helps someone balance while walking.

the money used in Japan.

very dry, with little or no rain

a very dry desert in South America, mostly in Chile.

a very large and deep lake in Russia

a way of making patterns on cloth by putting wax on it and then coloring it.

a tall, flat-topped hill with steep sides, found in dry areas.

a stone figure of a strange or ugly creature, often on old buildings to carry away rainwater.

a large, round piece of metal that looks like a coin, often worn as jewelry or given as a prize.

a hill with a flat top and steep sides, found in dry areas.

a small floor between two main floors of a building, often like a balcony.

a tall, thin tower on a mosque, where a person calls Muslims to prayer.

a building with special equipment for watching the stars, planets, and weather

a flat piece at the back of a boat or plane used to steer it

an ancient stone statue with a lion's body and a human head

a tall, thin, pointed part on top of a building, like a church

a type of knot that makes a loop that does not slip tight.

a long, underground place where dead bodies were buried long ago.

a metal tool with spikes that you put on your shoes to walk on ice or snow.

a small private area with seats in a theater or sports stadium

a large building made of stone where a dead person or family is buried.

a large, fancy building like a palace, especially in Italy.