2.to set sail at 2, to disembark at deck 2- asuma purietama kell 2, laevalt maha minema teiselt tekkilt 3.the ship was wrecked- laev läks põhja 4.a steward, a stewardess, a purser- stjuuard, stjuardess, 5.a cabin on deck 1- kajut esimesel tekkil. 6.the quay, a ferry- kai, praam/laev 7.a voyage, be sea-sick-merereis, olema merehaige 8.a trolley, a porter- pagasikäru, pakkikandija Travelling by bus 1.a coach, an itinerary- reisibuss, reisiplaan 2.to book a ticket, to cancel a ticket- piletit proneerima, piletit tühistama Places to stay on holiday 1.bed and breakfast/B&B- voodi ja hommikusöök 2.full board, half board- täispansion (3 söögikorda), 1 hommikusöök 3.bed and board- voodikoht ja söögid 4.a boarding house/ a guest house- pansonaat, külalistemaja 5.a caravan/ a trailer(Am)- haagis 6.a motel, a youth hotel- motell,noorte hotell 7
Jam-ummik License-load Ring road-ringtee Subsidy-toetusraha Terminal-lõppjaam Truck/Trolly-veoauto Tube/Underground-metroo Rail-raudtee Economy class-tavaklass Handbrake-käsipidur To indicate-suunda näitama To change gear-käikku vahetama Through train-ekspressrong Reclining seats-allalastavad istmed To thumb a lift-hääletama Slip road-mahasõit Junction-risttee Bumpy flight-hüpplev lend To collide-kokku põrkama Out-price fares-soodushinnad To get a lift-küüti saama itinerary-marsruut luggage rack-pakiraam/pakiriiul to service-teenindama to skid-libisema To delay-edasi lükkama Holdup-takistus destination-sihtkoht season ticket-hooaja pilet to overtern-ümber minema/kummuli minema due to-millegi tõttu tiny station-väike jaam Words Traffic congestion-liiklusummik Pollution-saastamine Densely populated-tihedalt asustatud Car pool-grupp ühe autoga tööle minemisel Liberty-vabadus Frequent-sagedane Words DESTINATION-SIHTPUNK PROFESSION-ELUKUTSE
Jam-ummik License-load Ring road-ringtee Subsidy-toetusraha Terminal-lõppjaam Truck/Trolly-veoauto Tube/Underground-metroo Rail-raudtee Economy class-tavaklass Handbrake-käsipidur To indicate-suunda näitama To change gear-käikku vahetama Through train-ekspressrong Reclining seats-allalastavad istmed To thumb a lift-hääletama Slip road-mahasõit Junction-risttee Bumpy flight-hüpplev lend To collide-kokku põrkama Out-price fares-soodushinnad To get a lift-küüti saama itinerary-marsruut luggage rack-pakiraam/pakiriiul to service-teenindama to skid-libisema To delay-edasi lükkama Holdup-takistus destination-sihtkoht season ticket-hooaja pilet to overtern-ümber minema/kummuli minema due to-millegi tõttu tiny station-väike jaam Words Traffic congestion-liiklusummik Pollution-saastamine Densely populated-tihedalt asustatud Car pool-grupp ühe autoga tööle minemisel Liberty-vabadus Frequent-sagedane Words DESTINATION-SIHTPUNK PROFESSION-ELUKUTSE
Despite all its dilapidation and the encroachment of the modern world, Stonehenge, today, is an aweinspiring sight, and no travel itinerary around Britain should omit it. Used websites: · http://www.g oogle.ee/search? hl=et&q=stonehenge&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=961l2600l0l2736l10l10l0l2l2l0l135l739l5.3l8 l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw
that characterise lifestyle travel as a distinctive subtype within backpacker tourism. Although backpacking as a lifestyle has clear conceptual links to Cohen’s (1972) drifter, the social world surrounding ‘non-institutionalised tourist roles’ has changed significantly since the inception of the drifter model. Cohen (1972, p. 168) describes a drifter as venturing ‘furthest away from the beaten track and from the accustomed way of life of his home country…The drifter has no fixed itinerary or timetable and no well-defined goals of travel.’ Drifters are further understood as tourists who ‘roam internationally, living with the indigenous population and taking odd jobs to keep themselves going’ (Adler & Adler, 1999, p. 54). Like the ‘hippie counterculture’ of the 1960s-70s in general, the arguably derogatory drifter label connotes a social deviancy undertaken by ‘dropouts’ from affluent societies (O’Reilly, 2006)
the Allies, achieving some tactical successes. In preparation for further aerial offensives, the stocky, black-browed seaman decided to make a one-day morale and inspection tour of bases in the upper Solomons. Those bases would have to be alerted, together with several other units, so that they could make the many preparations needed for an inspection by the Commander in Chief Combined Fleet. At 5:55 p.m. on April 13, 1943, the commander of the 8th Fleet broadcast Yamamoto's itinerary of five days hence to the 1st Base Force, the 26th Air Flotilla, all commanding officers of the llth Air Flotilla, the commander of the 958th Air Unit, and the chief of the Ballale Defense Unit. The great variety of addressees, plus the need to safeguard the person of the head of the Navy, makes it almost certain that the Japanese communicator selected the current edition of JN25—the most widely distributed high-security code—in which to armor this information.
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