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This small device allows you to plug in your electronics in countries with different outlets.
What is an adaptor?
A shop where you can buy flowers and bouquets.
What is a florist's?
To adjust the lens to make a subject appear closer or farther away.
A metal container often used for beverages and recyclable.
What is a can?
A person who has retired.
Who is a pensioner?
A luxurious vacation on a large ship, often stopping at multiple destinations.
What is a cruise?
A place where bread, cakes, and pastries are made and sold.
What is a baker's?
To modify or enhance a photo, often using software.
What is to edit?
A large area where waste is buried underground.
What is a landfill site?
A letter or statement from a former employer or teacher recommending someone for a job or course.
What is a reference?
To lie in the sun, usually to get a tan.
What is to sunbathe?
A retail outlet that is part of a larger company with multiple locations.
What is a chain store?
A camera setting that focuses on a person’s face and blurs the background.
What is a portrait setting?
A small bin, usually in an office or home, for throwing away paper.
An available position at a company that needs to be filled.
What is a job vacancy?
A pre-arranged holiday that includes travel, accommodation, and sometimes meals.
What is a package holiday?
A small shop that sells newspapers, magazines, and snacks.
What is a newsagent's?
A lens that captures a wider field of view than a standard lens.
What is a wide-angle lens?
A glass container with a lid, often used for jam.
What is a jar?
A temporary period at the start of a job to assess an employee’s suitability.
What is a trial period?
A spray or lotion used to keep bugs away.
What is an insect repellent?
A service that cleans clothes using chemicals instead of water.
What is a dry cleaner's?
An image that is out of focus or unclear.
What is blurry?
A plastic or metal container, often used for ice cream.
What is a tub?
Financial aid awarded to a student to help pay for their education.
What is a scholarship or a grant?