late
/leɪt/Happening or getting somewhere after the time it should.
Example: Sorry I'm late — the traffic's terrible.
A110 words · Beginner
Travel Problems vocabulary — A1
Vocabulary for travel problems, including being late, lost or stuck, something broken or wrong, and asking for help when you forget or miss something.
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10lost
/lɔst/Not knowing where you are or how to get to a place.
Example:
I'm completely lost — is this even the right street?
broken
/ˈbroʊkən/Not working; damaged.
Example:
The lift in our hotel was broken all week.
sick
/sɪk/Feeling unwell, especially with an urge to vomit.
Example:
She felt sick on the long bus journey.
wrong
/rɔŋ/Not correct; incorrect.
Example:
We got on the wrong train by mistake.
help
/hɛlp/Assistance given to someone in difficulty.
Example:
A stranger stopped to help us find our hotel.
problem
/ˈprɑbləm/A difficult situation that needs to be solved.
Example:
We had a problem finding a taxi late at night.
stuck
/stʌk/Unable to move or leave a place.
Example:
We were stuck at the airport for six hours.
miss
/mɪs/To arrive too late to catch something.
Example:
We ran to the gate but still missed the flight.
forget
/fərˈɡɛt/To fail to remember something.
Example:
He always seems to forget his passport.
