catch up with
reach the same point/level as
check in
register at a hotel or an airport
pick up
stop in a vehicle to give someone a lift
check out
leave a hotel; investigate
pull in
stop by the side of the road in a car
drop off
let someone get out of a vehicle; fall asleep
run over
hit with a car
get back
return from a place
see off
go to a train station or etc to see smn leave
set out/off
start a journey
go away
go on holiday
keep up with
stay at the same point/level as
take off
leave the ground
make for
go in the direction of
“They made for the airport”
turn round
go back in the opposite direction
advance to/towards the place
to move forward in the direction of a specific location(often carefully or with purpose)
head for/towards a place
to go in the direction of a place (“It’s raining let’s head for home.”)
take a route
to choose and travel along a specific path or road
a burst of speed
a sudden/short increase in speed
tour a place
to travel through a place (a city/ museum
arrange for sb to do
to make plans or preparations for someone to do something.
bank holiday
a public holiday when banks and most businesses are closed (mostly uk)
interval
(UK) a break between parts of a play/ concert etc. (US: intermission).
off the top of your head
from memory/without thinking deeply or checking facts. (“I don’t know the number off the top of my head.”)