Travel Vocabulary and Phrases

To say something suddenly and without thinking, often revealing something that was meant to be kept hidden.

To keep one’s feelings or problems hidden, often resulting in frustration or stress.

To defend oneself or resist something, such as criticism or attacks, often in a combative or protective manner.

To maintain a facade of happiness, success, or normalcy, even if things are difficult or untrue.

To immediately reject or refute an argument or accusations.

To dismiss or ignore an argument or criticism without giving it proper consideration.

To gradually extract or reveal something, often with careful questioning or effort.

To become completely determined or committed to something.

Accepting an unpleasant idea or possibility.

A situation that is very delicate or dangerous and could go either way.

To reveal a secret or disclose information that was meant to be kept quiet.

To admit you were wrong and apologize, often in a humbling way.

To investigate or examine something carefully.

To mention or highlight something.

To agree to take on a task or responsibility.

To tolerate or endure something unpleasant.

To use up or devote a large amount of something, especially time or energy.

To take great pleasure or delight in something.

To accept something unpleasant or difficult without complaining.

To say something suddenly and without thinking, often revealing something that was meant to be kept hidden.

To keep one’s feelings or problems hidden, often resulting in frustration or stress.

To defend oneself or resist something, such as criticism or attacks, often in a combative or protective manner.

To immediately reject or refute an argument or accusations.

To dismiss or ignore an argument or criticism without giving it proper consideration.

To gradually extract or reveal something, often with careful questioning or effort.

To wear casual or less formal clothing.

To avoid something or someone intentionally.

To be very interested or obsessed with an idea.

To cause surprise, shock, or disapproval.

To choose or decide on something.

To strongly disagree with or be offended by something.

To pay attention to something.

To occur or happen in a specific location or event.

To participate or get involved in something.

To hold or express a particular opinion or belief.

To consider or factor in something when making a decision.

To disagree with or challenge someone.

To use something for your benefit, often in a favorable way.

Something happened unexpectedly or caught someone off guard.

To finish in second position in a competition or ranking.