Travel — Phrasal Verbs

Airports, hotels, and getting around · 8 phrasal verbs · Level A2

check in

Meaning: to register at a hotel or an airport

Example: We check in at the hotel in Miami at three o’clock.

get on

Meaning: to enter a bus, train, or plane

Example: Passengers get on the plane in small groups.

get off

Meaning: to leave a bus, train, or plane

Example: Ethan gets off the train in Chicago.

take off

Meaning: when a plane leaves the ground

Example: The plane takes off from New York at noon.

pick up

Meaning: to collect someone in a car

Example: Tom picks up his sister at the airport.

drop off

Meaning: to take someone to a place and leave them there

Example: Lisa drops off her kids at school every morning.

look around

Meaning: to walk around a place and look at things

Example: Tourists look around the old town in Boston.

head out

Meaning: to leave a place to go somewhere

Example: We head out early to beat the traffic in Seattle.

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