Watch this video and learn 7 travel expressions. Hey friends, teacher Prix here to help you
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is to look around, basically when you use this expression, it means you are going to
explore. You are going to walk around the city and look around. This is an activity
that we do a lot when we are traveling. Here is an example: I arrived at the hotel at 11,
but my check-in was at 12 p.m, so left my bags there and decided to look around the
neighborhood. Number 2, live it up. This is a very common expression in songs and you
can also use it to describe travel experiences. Living it up is when you are having a good
time, you're spending your time doing something extremely fun and you usually spend a little
money when you are having a good time and living it up. So for example, where is Peter?
Oh, He is living it up in Las Vegas. So I am saying he is having a good time, spending
money, having fun, having an enjoyable moment in Las Vegas. Expression number 3, travel
on a shoestring. My friend if you travel on a shoestring it means you don't have a lot
of money so you have very limited financial means. Yes, you can't spend a lot. You travel,
which is fun! But you travel on a shoestring. Have you ever traveled on a shoestring? Let
me know here in the comments, but let's see one example. Lisa is a wonderful travel company
but she always travels on a shoestring. So it may be difficult sometimes especially when
I want to do something more extravagant. Expression number 4 travel bug. A travel bug is a feeling,
is a strong desire to travel.Have you gotten the travel bug? let me know here in the comments
as well. But let's take a look at an example. Mike has traveled to more than 50 countries.
He got the travel bug when he was 17. He never stopped traveling ever since. There you go!
Expression number 5 some phrasal verbs to show you, the first one is get in. what is
to get in? Get in, one possible meaning for get in, because there are more meanings is
when a train or an airplane arrives, ok so for example, My sister's flight just got in,
we should be able to see her very soon. So here I am saying that my sister's flight just
arrived and we are going to see her in a little bit, very soon. Just keep in mind there are
other translations for get in. Expression number 6 get on, yes, get in, get on. What's
the difference? Get on means to enter a plane, to enter a bus, to enter ok? For example,
oh we need to get on the bus on 42nd street and then get off the bus on 47th street. So
here I am saying we need to get on the bus, we need to enter the bus, to take the bus
on 42nd street and then get off which is the next expression, on 47th street. Now what
is to get off? if get on means to enter, get off means to exit, to get out, to exit, a
plane, or a bus alright? So it is just the example that I gave you before. We need to
get on, to enter, to get on the bus on 42nd street and get off the bus on 47th. Excellent!
These are some expressions, some travel expressions that will definitely improve your range of
vocabulary. Whenever I make vocabulary videos, my main goal is to improve your vocabulary
and help you with expressions and phrasal verbs that native speakers use all the time.
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