Unit overview Level S-Elementary Unit 1 Travel Vocabulary Vocabulary Phonetic spelling Part of speech ticket (UK) trkat [US] trkat noun tip (UK}tap [US}tnp noun pack [UK)peek [US]paek vero luggage ee tus} ins book [UK}buk [US]buk verb uratenses UNILENGCTUSL ay imousme UATHMELINUS! yy shuttle [UK] fat! [US] Jat noun aisions MIESHMEUS yy, yet [Uklet (USjet ay. ant oes a gate [Uk]gert (US}gext noun suoway — UIDSREWEEESL pay colon UNTBeM USTED noun plane [UK\plezn [USIplemn noun areany — MABIOHUST ay ever [Uk] eva(r) [Us] evar adh. as [UK}ez [US}oz amy. ‘Translation / definition a printed piece of paper that gives you the right to tavel on a patticular bus, train, etc. orto go inte a thoatre, otc a journey o a place and back again, especialy a short one for pleasure or a particular purpose to put clothes, etc. into a bag in preparation fora trp away from home bags, cases, etc. that contain sb's clothes and things when they are travelling to errange for sb'o have aseaton aplane, etc ‘without ne owner present, not being watched or cared. for ‘a van or small bus that takes people to and from an airport a plane, bus or train that travels regularly between two places: the place at a port or an airport where your bags are checked as you comeinto a country sed in negative sentences and questions totalk about sth that nas not happened but tat you expectto happen a piace where planes land andtake off and that hes buildings for passengers to wattin a way out of an airportthrough which passengers go to geton their plane an underground railwayiraiiroad system in a city something that you can choose to have er do;the freedom to choose what you do a fying vehicle with wings and one or mere engines before now or before a paricular time in the past used innegalive sentences and questions, oF sentences with ifto mean ‘at any time’ used when you are comparing two people or things, or two situationsprint terminal visa asle board check celay cepart schedule [UKJealamn {US} eriain| [UkIprent(US}prent UK} ta:mint {US} termunl (UK| vize [US] vize (UKjax! (USjaxi [UkIto:d [USIto:rd [UKifek (USitek (UKJér er (USi¢r ler (UKlér pat [US] dr past UK] feaiusl (US) skedsu'l vero noun noun noun vero ver ver ver vero ‘a company that provides regular fights to take passengers and gooes to diferent places, to produce letters, pictures, etc. on paperusing 2 machine that puts inkon the surface a building or set of buildings stan airport where air passengers arrive and leave a stamp or mark put in your passport by officials of a foreign county that glves you permission to enter, pass through or leave their couniry a passage batween rows of seats in a church, theatre, train, etc, or between rows of shelves in a supermarket to get on a ship, rain, plane, bus, ete to leave bags or cases with an official so thatthey can be put on a plane or train to make sb late or force them to do sth more slowly to leave place, especiallyto start atrip to arrange for sthto happen at a paricular time