Word List: Travel idioms
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That ship has sailed
- the opportunity has already passed
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Whatever floats your boat
- This means whatever turns you on, interests you, suits you, something you like, your preference or choice
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To jump ship
- to leave an organization that you are working for, especially in order to join another
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A mile a minute
- very fast
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Bad news travel fast
- bad news travels fast because people like to talk about these sorts of things.
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To go off the beaten track
- to travel to a place that isn’t well known or visited often by others
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To run on fumes
- to continue to do something even though one is extremely tired or lacking energy/enthusiasm
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To be on truck
- to do something as scheduled or planned
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To fly under the radar
- to do something without being noticed
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To be in the driver’s seat
- to be in control of a situation; to be in charge
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Lekcja zawiera najczesciej używane idiomy i wyrażenia dotyczące podróży i środków transportu