Travel
The English you actually speak when you travel — at the airport, the hotel, on public transport, and finding your way. Grouped by the moment you'd use it.
From the check-in desk to the gate.
Arriving, staying, and leaving.
Buying tickets, taking transport, and running late.
Asking the way and getting un-lost.
Setting off, pulling over, and the odd near-miss.
Wandering around, taking in the sights, and getting away from it all.
The trip to work — delays, traffic, and dropping the kids off on the way.
Loading the car, beating the traffic, and finally hitting the road.
When someone swerves in front of you and your heart skips a beat.
Crossing the park to save ten minutes, then second-guessing yourself.
Arriving at the hotel desk and sorting out your room for the night.
Working out which bus to get and whether it stops where you need.
Cutting it fine at the station and hoping you've not missed it.
Getting on the coach and finding a seat before it sets off.
Stopping the car to collect someone before you head off.
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Multiple-meaning phrases in travel
Same phrase, different jobs — compare the meanings before you use them.