Page Pronunciation English PoS Definition Example number UK a vehicle that flies and I caught an aeroplane from 71 aeroplane noun ˈeərəpleɪn has an engine and wings London to Nice. Erik usually gets to Kings to get on a train to go 166 catch a train phrase kætʃ ə ˈtreɪn Park Station at 8:00 so he somewhere can catch the train at 8.05. to get off one train and tʃeɪndʒ Erik changes trains at 166 change trains noun onto another ˈtreɪnz Central Station. She stayed in cheap hotels not expensive, or 73 cheap adj tʃiːp and with friends in different costing less than usual countries. The dogs are old and they're 73 clean adj not dirty kliːn not very clean. a comfortable bus used We went to London on the 71 coach noun to take groups of people kəʊtʃ coach. on long journeys making you feel relaxed 73 comfortable adj ˈkʌmfətəbl This sofa's so comfortable! and free from pain 73 crowded adj very full of people ˈkraʊdɪd The bus was really crowded. If someone or something It's dangerous to travel alone 73 dangerous adj is dangerous, they could ˈdeɪndʒərəs here. harm you. 73 dirty adj not clean ˈdɜːti My shoes are very dirty. with nothing or no one 73 empty adj ˈempti The room was empty. inside We didn't stay in expensive 73 expensive adj costing a lot of money ɪkˈspensɪv hotels. My brother's car is really 73 fast adj quick fɑːst fast! a boat that regularly carries people and Ivan travelled to France by 71 ferry noun ˈferi vehicles across an area ferry. of water containing a lot of 73 full adj fʊl The bus was full. things or people get off (a bus Erik gets off the train at 166 verb to stop travelling on get ˈɒf etc) Riverside Station. Erik gets on the train at get on (a train 166 verb to go into get ˈɒn Kings Park Station, near his etc) home. an aeroplane which flies using long, thin parts on I've never flown in a 71 helicopter noun ˈhelɪkɒptə top of it that turn round helicopter. and round very fast Sometimes Erik’s a few miss (a plane to arrive too late to get 166 verb mɪs minutes late and he misses etc) on the train. a vehicle that flies and Laurence hates travelling by 71 plane noun pleɪn has an engine and wings plane. Air travel is very safe these 73 safe adj not dangerous seɪf days. 71 scooter noun a small motorcycle ˈskuːtə We hired scooters. a large boat that carries We spent three days on the 71 ship noun ʃɪp people or things by sea ship. moving, happening, or 73 slow adj doing something sləʊ This train is very slow. without much speed Erik works in the city centre take (a train 166 verb to travel by teɪk and he takes the train to etc) work every morning. a long, thin vehicle Erik works in the city centre which travels along 71 train noun treɪn and he takes the train to metal tracks and carries work every morning. people or goods an electric vehicle for carrying passengers, Mary gets the tram to the 71 tram noun mostly in cities, which træm city centre. moves along metal lines in the road not making you feel This bed is really 73 uncomfortable adj comfortable and ʌnˈkʌmftəbl uncomfortable. pleasant