Travel
Scams
Prepositions
Collocations
100
What do we call the "citizens" of a city?

residents

100

A two-word noun for a situation where we pay way too much for sth, we get tricked, the quality isn't worth the money:

a rip-off

100

to take __ a loan

OUT
100

to escalate

rapidly, quickly

200

The name for green areas or maintained plant life in city spaces:

greenery

200

A modern-day adjective to describe sth legal, safe, genuine (like an offer, situation or a product):

sth is legit
200

sth was __ the news

ON

200
to evoke
the feeling of, the idea of, the sense of
300
The name for a type of tourism that focuses on visiting places where great tragedies took place:

dark/disaster tourism

300

A sign that sth is wrong, sth seems suspicious or potentially a trick/unsafe:

a red flag

300

to be able to afford __ sth

-

300

niche

market, interest, activity

400

The name for a typical tourist attraction that will be overpriced and probably provide a low-quality experience/product:

a tourist trap

400

To publicly and accurately prove that sth is wrong, to demonstrate that sth was a lie or a myth:

to debunk sth

400

to clean __ after yourself

UP

400

underlying

theme, issue, problem

500

A phrase we use to say that we do sth very cheaply, with no possibility to spend more money, like "travel on a..."

to do sth on a shoestring budget

500

A way of describing someone as being able to understand and navigate some field (legal, medical, emotional, etc.):

to be legally/medically/emotionally literate

500

to be vulnerable __ sth (a risk)

TO

500

root

cause, to take root, sth is deeply rooted