
hotel: modifying noun, related to a hotel
Also means: hotel: lodging establishment
She had stood in the hotel room, tired and cold, and she had thought: it's just milk.
The Jockey Who Weighed an Ounce Too Much at Epsom · B220 words · Story levels: A0–B2
Including: hotel · map · trip · route · ticket

/hoʊˈtɛl/
hotel: modifying noun, related to a hotel
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hotel: modifying noun, related to a hotel
Also means: hotel: lodging establishment
She had stood in the hotel room, tired and cold, and she had thought: it's just milk.
The Jockey Who Weighed an Ounce Too Much at Epsom · B2
map; diagram showing locations or distribution
Also means: survey or chart geographically
Leo has a paper map.
The Midnight Bus to Notting Hill · A0
journey
have a good trip, Mia
An Unknown Number · A1
path or course for travel
Also means: way of achieving something
However, a dispute with the route committee led to an official refusal.
The Notting Hill Carnival Float That Never Left the Yard · B2
travel ticket
Also means: noun modifier: related to tickets
i have your ticket.
An Unknown Number · A1
guest or visitor
Also means: guest-related (attributive noun)
She knew every room and every guest.
The Chair That Moved Three Inches Every Morning · A2
a person who leads or shows the way
Also means: a book providing information about a subject
It is a guide.
The Black Dog That Follows the Old Roman Road · A1
trip
On a grey Tuesday morning in October, Thomas loaded his boat with cod and began the journey up the coast.
The Smuggler's Map Stitched into the Fisherman's Coat · B1
people who visit
Visitors look at the name and think about the young queen.
The Signature Scratched into the Tower Cell Wall · A2
customs service
Customs officers checked every boat, every barrel, and every crate of salted cod.
The Smuggler's Map Stitched into the Fisherman's Coat · B1
journey from one side to the other
She had attempted the crossing once before, two years ago.
The Swimmer Who Turned Back at the White Cliffs · B2
place someone is going to
The handwriting on the cash ticket receipt — a clerk had noted the passenger's destination — matched a note Vávra had written to her once, correcting her interpretation of a tempo marking.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
booking
i made a reservation.
Split the Bill or Split Up? · A2
traveler
Because I am a traveler too.
The Red Screen · A1
move from place to place
Also means: related to journeys
Word traveled fast.
The Bake-Off That Split the Village in Two · A2
arrange or book a reservation
Also means: cause something to become a particular state · manufacture or produce · prepare food or a meal
i made a reservation.
Split the Bill or Split Up? · A2
check out of a hotel
Also means: inspect or verify something · look at a clock or watch · register at a hotel
And yet his baton had been in Brno on the seventeenth of March — three days after his supposed death — logged as personal property recovered from a hotel room where the guest had left without checking out.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
people from a particular area
Also means: of a particular area
His job was to find out what the locals called it and to write it on the map.
The Ordnance Survey Map That Named the Wrong Hill · B2
go to a place
Also means: visit someone · a visit or stay
Did she ever visit this wall?
The Signature Scratched into the Tower Cell Wall · A2
gather belongings to leave
Also means: put things into a container · be crowded tightly into a place
The other bands started to pack up.
The Brass Band That Played On When the Parade Turned Back · A2