A free, playable vocabulary list. · 16 words · CEFR B2
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| # | Word | POS | Level | Definition & example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | check in | phrasal verb | B2 | to register at an airport or hotel We checked in two hours before the flight. |
| 2 | check out | phrasal verb | B2 | to pay the bill and leave a hotel Check out is at noon at this hotel. |
| 3 | set off | phrasal verb | B2 | to begin a journey We set off at dawn for the mountains. |
| 4 | set out | phrasal verb | B2 | to start a trip with a clear purpose They set out early to catch the boat. |
| 5 | see off | phrasal verb | B2 | to go somewhere to say goodbye to someone leaving We saw her off at the station. |
| 6 | drop off | phrasal verb | B2 | to take someone to a place and leave them there He dropped us off at the airport. |
| 7 | get around | phrasal verb | B2 | to travel from place to place The metro is the fastest way to get around. |
| 8 | look around | phrasal verb | B2 | to visit and explore a place We looked around the old town. |
| 9 | get away | phrasal verb | B2 | to leave home for a holiday or rest We need to get away for the weekend. |
| 10 | end up | phrasal verb | B2 | to finally arrive somewhere after a journey We ended up at a small beach cafe. |
| 11 | head for | phrasal verb | B2 | to go in the direction of a place They headed for the ferry terminal. |
| 12 | turn back | phrasal verb | B2 | to return the way you came The snow made us turn back early. |
| 13 | get back | phrasal verb | B2 | to return from a trip We got back home late on Sunday. |
| 14 | get in | phrasal verb | B2 | to arrive, used for trains, planes, or ships The flight got in on time. |
| 15 | stop over | phrasal verb | B2 | to stay somewhere briefly during a long trip We stopped over in Dubai for a night. |
| 16 | put up | phrasal verb | B2 | to stay somewhere for a short time We put up at a family hotel. |
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