a hard flat surface for vehicles, people, and animals to travel on

a vehicle that has four wheels and an engine and that is used for carrying passengers on roads

a large vehicle that is used for carrying passengers especially along a particular rout at particular times

here a large bus with comfortable seating that is used for long trips

a vehicle that travels on streets on metal tracks and is used for carrying passengers

a medium-sized motor vehicle, typically without side windows in the rear part, for transporting goods

a large, heavy motor vehicle for transporting goods or troops; a truck

an automobile trunk

a wheel in a vehicle that the driver turns in order to make the vehicle go in particular direction

a person who drives a car, truck, etc.

a person who drives a car

a person who repairs machines (such as car engines) and keeps them running properly

a person employed to drive a motor vehicle

a place where fuel for vehicles is sold

here an occurrence in which a machine (such as a car) stops working

an organization or a company that assists motorists, or bicyclists, whose vehicles have suffered a mechanical failure

here a system of tracks on which trains travel

a train that operates very quickly

a train or bus that travels quickly with a few stops

a railroad car with beds for people to sleep in

here a place in a train where people can buy food and drinks

here a separate section of a train

an official responsible for ensuring that passengers are travelling with valid tickets and for issuing tickets when necessary

a person who collects money or tickets from passengers on a train (or bus)

a flat area next to railroad tracks where people wait for a train or subway

an arrangement whereby a seat is reserved for particular person

the salt water that covers much of the Earth's surface

a large ship used for carrying passengers

a boat that is used to carry people and things for a short distance between two places

a large boat that is used for racing or pleasure

here a flat surface that forms the main outside floor of a boat or ship

here the place on a ship where the ship is steered

a movable bridge linking a ship to the shore

a person who Is in charge of a ship or an airplane

a (wo)man whose job is to serve meals and take care of passengers on a train, airplane, or ship

an area of water next to the coast, often protected from the sea by a thick wall, where shops and boats can shelter

a private room on a ship

a journey on a boat or ship to a number of places as vacation

here methods of travel that involve flying

a machine (such as an airplane or a helicopter) that flies through the air

a very large airplane that can carry many passengers

a very large airplane that can carry many passengers

an area for the pilot, and sometimes also the crew, in an aircraft or spacecraft

one of usually two long, flat parts of an airplane that extend from the sides and make it possible for the airplane to fly

here a passage between sections of seats in an airplane

a group of people at an airport who take care of and repair aircraft

The members of an aircraft crew who attend to passengers.

a person whose job is to give instructions to aircraft pilots by radio

a shop that sells goods that will not be taxed when taken into another country

here a building at an airport where people get on and off airplanes

a long strip of ground where airplanes take off and land

here the area in an airport where people are checked to make sure they are not carrying weapons or other illegal materials

an excursion, especially for pleasure (usually shorter than a journey)

an act of traveling from one place to another (usually longer than a trip)

to go on an organized short excursion

to go on a journey (possibly on one's own in one's own car)

uncount the act or activity of traveling

a long journey involving travel by sea or in space

happening at a much later time than that expected or intended

to be unable to move from

to pay for so. to stay

to promise so. a seat if one become available

punctual(ly)

strong, sudden movements of air (or water)

the act of returning to the ground after a flight in a way that is not smooth

nausea due to travel in an aircraft

to be affected with nausea due to travel in an aircraft

nausea caused by the motion of a ship at sea

to be affected with nausea caused by the motion of a ship at sea

to have a feeling of tiredness caused by moving quickly from one time zone to another

a person who works on and operates a ship, aircraft etc.

on or in a ship, aircraft or other vehicle

to go without problems or difficulties

here having large waves, strong winds, storms, etc.

to be affected by or subject to (an illness or injury)