It’s time to travel!
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The document discusses various idioms related to travel, including "in the same boat" meaning facing the same difficulties, "drive someone up the wall" meaning annoy or irritate someone greatly, and "live out of a suitcase" referring to traveling so often that one's home seems to be their suitcase. It also mentions idioms like "travel light" meaning pack lightly for a trip, "set off" meaning begin a journey, and "get the show on the road" meaning begin an activity or event that has been prepared for.
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It’s time to travel!
- 1. It’s time to travel!
- 2. In the same boat ‘ When Spainair shut down, all the workers found themselves in the same boat '.
- 3. Drive someone up the wall ‘You make so much noise when you eat! It drives me up the wall!’
- 4. Live out of a suitcase ‘Mark travels so much! The poor guy practically lives out of a suitcase !’
- 5. Travel light ‘If you plan on going hiking, you’d better not take many things. Travel light !’
- 6. Set off ‘I’m so excited because we’re going to London! Tomorrow we set off on our journey!’
- 7. Fall off the back of a lorry ‘Don’t buy that purse from that street vendor! It looks like it has fallen off the back of a lorry !’
- 8. Jump on the bandwagon ‘Just because everybody is using social media sites doesn’t mean you have to jump on the bandwagon !’
- 9. Put the cart before the horse ‘If you go diving before learning how to swim, you’re putting the cart before the horse!’ diving
- 10. Take someone for a ride ‘I found out she charged me double the normal price. She really took me for a ride !’
- 11. Get the show on theroad ‘We’ve been rehearsing the play for months. We’re ready! Let’s get the show on the road !’