Alltagsenglisch-Wortschatz

An arrangement to keep a seat, room or service available for you.

预订；预约

A ticket that includes going to a place and coming back.

往返票

The way followed from one place to another.

路线；线路

A place intended for one person to sit.

座位

A strong belt that holds someone in a vehicle seat.

安全带

A hotel room intended for one guest.

单人间

The direction opposite north.

南；南方

A place where trains or other public vehicles stop for passengers.

车站；火车站

A city train system that runs mainly below the streets.

地铁（美式）

A case with a handle for carrying clothes and other things on a trip.

行李箱

For an aircraft to leave the ground and begin flying.

（飞机）起飞

To travel somewhere by bus.

乘公交车；坐公共汽车

A car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere.

出租车

A way to say that a planned transport service will not run.

……已被取消。

A statement giving the platform where a train will depart.

这班火车从……号站台发车。

A paper or digital record that allows you to travel or enter a place.

票；车票

A person visiting a place to enjoy seeing or doing things there.

游客；观光者

The vehicles moving on roads, especially when discussing how many there are.

交通；路上的车辆

Colored lights that show drivers and pedestrians when to stop or move.

交通信号灯；红绿灯

A group of connected vehicles that moves along a railway.

火车；列车

To go from one place to another, often over a long distance.

旅行；出行

A visit to another place, usually followed by coming back.

旅行；出行

To change direction toward the left side.

向左转；左转

To change direction toward the right side.

向右转；右转

A period away from work or school when you rest or travel.

假期；度假

The direction opposite east, where the sun sets.

西；西方

A question asking when guests must finish their hotel stay.

我们需要几点前退房？

A question asking where a taxi is available to take you somewhere.

我在哪里可以叫到出租车？

A question asking which stop is right for your destination.

我应该在哪一站下车？