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Public Transportation Vocabulary - Jeepney

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Public Transportation Vocabulary
bus
bus
[noun]

a large vehicle that carries many passengers by road

Ex: I prefer sitting near the window when I'm on the bus. 
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military
military
[Adjective]

relating to soldiers or the armed forces

Ex: Military tactics dominated the discussion. 
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jeep
jeep
[noun]

a sturdy vehicle designed for traveling on rough surfaces

Ex: The army deployed jeeps to navigate rough terrain during military operations. 
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World War II

the war that took place from the year 1939 to 1945 between the axis and the allies

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decoration

the art or process of making something look more attractive by adding beautiful things to it

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crowded
crowded
[Adjective]

(of a space) filled with things or people

Ex: The crowded room was packed with partygoers dancing and chatting. 
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roof
roof
[noun]

the structure that creates the outer top part of a vehicle, building, etc.

Ex: He placed solar panels on the roof to generate electricity. 
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over time
over time
[Adverb]

as time passes or progresses

Ex: Skills improve over time with regular practice. 
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passenger
passenger
[noun]

someone traveling in a vehicle, aircraft, ship, etc. who is not the pilot, driver, or a crew member

Ex: She often reads a book to pass the time when she's a passenger on long road trips. 
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fixed
fixed
[Adjective]

incapable of being changed or moved or undone; e.g

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route
route
[noun]

a fixed way between two places, along which a bus, plane, ship, etc. regularly travels

Ex: She looked at the route map before her road trip. 
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to pick up

to let a person waiting by a road or street to get inside one's vehicle and give them a ride

Ex: I picked two backpackers up who were heading in the same direction. 
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to drop off

to take a person or thing to a predetermined location and leave afterwards

Ex: The taxi driver agreed to drop off the passengers at the airport. 
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convenient
convenient
[Adjective]

favorable or well-suited for a specific purpose or situation

Ex: The meeting time was convenient for everyone involved. 
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row
row
[noun]

a group of people or objects placed in a line

Ex: The students sat in a row during the assembly, listening attentively to the guest speaker. 
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steering wheel

the wheel that a driver holds or turns to make a vehicle move in different directions

Ex: She adjusted the steering wheel to a comfortable position before starting her drive. 
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luggage
luggage
[noun]

suitcases, bags, etc. to keep one's clothes and other belongings while traveling

Ex: She packed her luggage the night before her early morning flight. 
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cheap
cheap
[Adjective]

having a low price

Ex: He found a cheap flight deal for his vacation. 
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choice
choice
[noun]

someone or something that has been selected

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unique
unique
[Adjective]

unlike anything else and distinguished by individuality

Ex: Each snowflake is unique with its own pattern. 
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painting
painting
[noun]

a picture created by paint

Ex: Her bedroom wall features a painting of her favorite cityscape. 
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sticker
sticker
[noun]

a small piece of paper or plastic with a sticky substance on one side that can be attached to an object as a label, decoration, or indicator

Ex: She put a heart-shaped sticker on her notebook. 
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light
light
[noun]

an object or device that produces brightness, often an electronic item like a lamp

Ex: Can you switch on the light? 
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to ride
to ride
[Verb]

to travel in a vehicle such as a bus, car, etc.

Ex: He prefers to ride the bus to work instead of driving. 
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experience

the skill and knowledge we gain from doing, feeling, or seeing things

Ex: Her years of experience as a chef have made her an expert in the kitchen. 
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environment

the natural world around us where people, animals, and plants live

Ex: Conserving water is beneficial for the environment. 
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to reduce
to reduce
[Verb]

to make something smaller in amount, degree, price, etc.

Ex: The company decided to reduce the prices of its products to attract more customers. 
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to lower
to lower
[Verb]

to reduce something in degree, amount, quality, or strength

Ex: The company decided to lower its prices to attract more customers. 
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pollution
pollution
[noun]

a change in water, air, etc. that makes it harmful or dangerous

Ex: The pollution in the lake has made the water toxic to fish and plants. 
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traffic
traffic
[noun]

the coming and going of cars, airplanes, people, etc. in an area at a particular time

Ex: The traffic on the highway was heavy during rush hour. 
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to produce

to cause or bring about something

Ex: No conventional drug had produced any significant change. 
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smoke
smoke
[noun]

a hot vapor containing fine particles of carbon being produced by combustion

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government

the group of politicians in control of a country or state

Ex: The government implemented new policies to improve the country's healthcare system and make it more accessible to all citizens. 
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to replace

to put someone or something new instead of someone or something else

Ex: The company decided to replace the outdated equipment with newer, more efficient models. 
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electric
electric
[Adjective]

relating to, produced by, or using electricity

Ex: The electric lights in the room flickered as the storm outside intensified. 
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