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Travel 2 — C2 Collocations

This lesson practises 21 C2 collocations on Travel. Collocations are fixed word pairings that native speakers expect — Cambridge examiners test them in Use of English Part 1 and reward precise lexis in Writing. Run through the interactive drills first, then open this glossary to revise every item in the set. For question-by-question feedback, use Review mode after you finish the session.

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Lesson glossary (21 collocations)

  • full lips

    The model is famous for her striking ____.

  • within walking distance

    The shop is ____ from the hotel.

  • suffer at the hands of

    The villagers ____ the invaders.

  • flurry of excitement

    There was a sudden ____ when the star arrived.

  • sense of adventure

    Travellers often seek a real ____ in new places.

  • deal with the complexity

    Few people can successfully ____ of modern finance.

  • do the sights

    Tourists love to ____ when visiting the capital.

  • excruciatingly uncomfortable

    The long flight proved ____.

  • current account

    It is advisable to open a ____ when moving abroad.

  • introduce a levy

    The council decided to ____ on plastic bags.

  • valiant effort

    The team made a ____ to finish on time.

  • there's no place like home

    After the long trip she realised that ____.

  • suffer casualties

    The army began to ____ in the battle.

  • experience a rise

    Tourism is likely to ____ next year.

  • there's no place like home

    After the long trip she realised that ____.

  • soak up the atmosphere

    Tourists love to ____ of the old city.

  • eager anticipation

    The children waited with ____ for the holiday.

  • automatic car

    Many people now prefer to drive an ____.

  • picturesque location

    The hotel is in a beautiful ____.

  • off the beaten track

    The hotel is pleasantly ____.

  • meet with success

    The new venture finally began to ____.