Activity: 4 ways travelling pushed me out of my comfort
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ˈcheck-in
noun
1 [singular] a place where you report your arrival at
an airport, hotel, hospital etc
the check-in
desk
Make sure
you’re at the check-in by 5.30.
2 [uncountable] the process of reporting your arrival
at an airport, hotel, hospital etc
Ask your travel
agent about check-in times.
The water jetted out of the water.
Two left feet.
THESAURUS: airport
terminal a big building where people wait
to get onto planes
The airline uses terminal 4.
Smoking is prohibited inside the terminal building.
runway a long hard surface on which
aircraft land and take off
The plane was taxiing along the runway.
the tarmac an area covered
with tarmac outside airport buildings
He stepped off the plane onto the tarmac.
check-in (desk) a place where you
report your arrival at an airport
departure lounge the place where you
wait until your plane is ready to leave
departure gate the place you go
through to get on your plane
Will passengers for flight BA670 please go to the
departure gate.
baggage reclaim (also baggage
claim) American English the place where you collect your cases and bags after a
flight
immigration the place where
officials check the documents of everyone entering the country
Be prepared for long queues at immigration.
customs the place where your bags are
checked for illegal goods when you enter a country
We had our bags checked at customs.
alien ●○○ noun [countable]
1 someone who is not a legal citizen of the country
they are living or working in
illegal aliens
entering the country
slurp /slɜːp $ slɜːrp/ verb
[intransitive, transitive]
to drink a liquid while making a noisy sucking sound►
see thesaurus at drink, eat
get by phrasal verb [intransitive]
to manage to deal with a difficult situation, using
whatever money, equipment etc you have
I hate when people slurp the soup.
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