C2 Level Wordlist - Transportation
Here you will learn all the essential words for talking about Transportation, collected specifically for level C2 learners.
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a service where people can rent cars for short periods, often by the hour
a type of railway powered by cables that goes up and down a slope
a large open space or hallway within a building, often used for gatherings or as a central area in transportation hubs like airports or train stations
a vast paved area in an airport where aircrafts are parked
a temporary driving license allowing learners to practice driving before obtaining a full license
an automobile that is smaller than a full-sized car, making it easier to drive and park in tight spaces
a vehicle equipped with a transmission system that delivers power to all four wheels
the rear door of a car, truck, or van that can be opened downwards when loading or unloading goods
the back portion or tail section of a vehicle
an aircraft with rotating blades driven by engine power for lift
a technology that uses optical character recognition to read vehicle license plates
an old type of bicycle that is moved forward by pedal
a long, narrow boat used for transportation in Venice
a network of tubes that uses compressed air or vacuum to transport small items or documents quickly and securely within a building or facility
a type of watercraft featuring two parallel hulls that are typically connected by a deck or trampoline
a self-balancing electric vehicle used for short-distance transportation
a transportation system that uses magnetic fields to propel vehicles without contact with the ground
a compact, three-wheeled taxi popular in many Asian cities
a type of transportation that is capable of operating on both land and water
a fast boat fitted with winglike structures beneath the hull that lift it above the water's surface at high speed
to crash violently into an obstacle
to start a car's engine without the key by using the wires attached to it
to cause a car's engine to stop working
to secure a boat by means of cables or anchors in a particular place
to change the originally planned path or direction of something, especially in transportation
to abruptly turn to a different direction
to run an engine of a vehicle very quickly
