PTE

a person who regularly travels between home and a place of work or study

the place that a person or something being transported is traveling toward or intended to reach

an area within a town, city, or larger region identified by boundaries, activities, or other shared features

in or toward the main business and commercial part of a city, especially in North American English

the money paid to travel by bus, train, taxi, or another form of transportation

a drawing that shows the arrangement of rooms and other spaces on one level of a building from above

a major public road connecting towns, cities, or other important places

to connect places by a road, railway, path, or other route

a place on a coast or navigable waterway with facilities where ships load and unload people or goods

shared passenger services such as buses and trains that members of the public can use

a particular path that a bus, vehicle, or person follows between places

a bus that travels regularly over a relatively short route between specified places

an area on or near the outer edge of a town or city, often mainly residential and connected to the wider urban area

a card or digital pass that permits travel on buses, trains, or other public transportation

to carry people or goods from one place to another

a passage built through or under a mountain, the ground, water, or another barrier

a large amount of something treated as uncountable

many people or things that can be counted separately

several different types, examples, or values of something

many different kinds of people, things, or activities

used to emphasize the point or consideration that is most important in the present context

to regard an explanation, claim, or idea as valid or satisfactory

Good enough or suitable enough to meet a stated standard.

A successful result obtained through effort.

A favorable feature or position compared with an alternative.

To share another person's opinion or accept a statement as correct.

before the time when something is scheduled, expected, or needed

An intended result or purpose.

very close to a state, amount, or extent, but not quite reaching it