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

Forward in the same direction, without turning.

一直向前；正前方

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

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？