Traveling phrasal verbs 1
to say goodbye to someone and watch them leave
see off
stay at a place for a short time, on the way to your destination
stop over
firm, it makes a short loud noise when it is eaten (ex: chips, apple)
crunchy
not spicy
mild
to flow water into a pan or cup
pour
to drive someone to a place and leave them there
drop off
stop briefly, in a place on the way to your destination
stop off
food that has been fried a lot and still has too much oil (ex: fries)
greasy
extremely tasty
Mouth-watering, Finger-licking, Delightful
to take out the skin of a fruit or vegetable
peel
inform reception of your departure of the hotel
check out
start a journey
set off
opposite of sweet
savory
very strong and sharp, not pleasant (ex: black banana)
pungent
to make cheese into small pieces to put over some food
grate
to enjoy/spend time looking at a scenic view, for example
take in
fill your suitcase with your clothes for a trip
pack up
decayed, decomposed
rotten
bad so that it can no longer be eaten (ex: fruit)
spoiled
to put butter over a slice of bread
spread
relax and avoid any stressful tasks
chill out
take a break and go on holiday
get away
having a sharp, sometimes unpleasant, taste or smell, and not sweet (ex: lemon)
sour
hard, not pleasant for you to eat because it’s been stored for many days (ex: bread, cookies)
stale
to cut vegetables, for example
chop