Travel Idioms

What does the term 'jet lag' refer to in travel vocabulary?

• The feeling of excitement and energy after a long flight

• The feeling of hunger and thirst after a long flight

• The feeling of relaxation and rejuvenation after a long flight

• The feeling of tiredness and confusion after a long flight across different time zones

What is the meaning of the travel idiom 'hit the road'?

• to stay at home

• to begin a journey or to start traveling

• to take a nap

• to cook a meal

What does the phrase 'get away' mean in the context of travel?

• To go to work

• To go on a vacation or trip

• To take a nap

• To stay at home

What is the definition of the travel term 'layover'?

• A layover is the process of changing airlines during a trip

• A layover is a type of hotel accommodation during a trip

• A layover is the term for the final destination of a trip

• A period of time spent in an airport between connecting flights

What does the idiom 'off the beaten track' mean in travel?

• To stay in a luxury hotel

• To follow the main tourist route

• To visit famous landmarks

• To go to a place that is not well-known or popular among tourists

What is the meaning of the phrase 'check in' in travel vocabulary?

• Paying for a meal at a restaurant

• Booking a flight online

• Registering at a hotel or airport

• Hiking in the mountains

What does the term 'souvenir' refer to in travel?

• A memento or keepsake purchased or collected during travel

• A traditional dance performed in different countries

• A type of transportation used for sightseeing tours

• A type of food specific to a certain region

What is the definition of the travel idiom 'catch the red-eye'?

• to catch a red-colored fish

• to catch a red-colored eye infection

• to take a late-night or overnight flight

• to catch a red-colored ball

What does the phrase 'passport control' mean in the context of travel?

• The process of checking and verifying travelers' driver's licenses at a hotel.

• The process of checking and verifying travelers' passports at a border or airport.

• The process of checking and verifying travelers' birth certificates at a train station.

• The process of checking and verifying travelers' credit cards at a border or airport.

What is the meaning of the travel term 'carry-on'?

• A small piece of luggage allowed on the airplane

• A type of currency used for travel expenses

• A type of food served on the airplane

• A type of dance performed in different countries