# Finding Your Way Intermediate

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- CEFR: B1 (Intermediate)
- Theme: Travel & Transportation
- Words: 16
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Directions vocabulary for finding a place by description or by map, including a crossroads, a fork in the road and a one-way street, plus a compass and a map…

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## Word list

* **crossroads** /ˈkrɔsˌroʊdz/: A point where two or more streets meet and intersect. — “Turn left at the **crossroads** and the shop is on your right.”
* **block** /blɑk/: The distance along a street from one crossing to the next, in a city with square streets. — “Walk two **blocks** north and you'll see the museum.”
* **ahead** /əˈhɛd/: In the space directly in front of you, further along the way you are going. — “The station's just **ahead**, past the second set of lights.”
* **fork** /fɔrk/: A point where a road or path splits into two different ways. — “Take the left path at the **fork** in the road.”
* **one-way** /ˈwʌnˈweɪ/: Allowing traffic to travel in only one direction. — “You can't turn there — it's a **one-way** street.”
* **zebra crossing**: A road marking of black and white stripes, where people on foot go first. — “Cars must stop for you at a **zebra crossing**.”
* **give way**: To let other traffic go first before you continue. — “You must **give way** to cars on the main road.”
* **main road**: A large road that carries a lot of traffic between towns. — “Turn right when you reach the **main road**.”
* **navigate** /ˈnævəˌɡeɪt/: To find your way to a place, often using a map or directions. — “We used an app to **navigate** through the old town.”
* **turn around**: To go back in the direction you came from. — “We had to **turn around** because the road was closed.”
* **compass** /ˈkʌmpəs/: A small round tool with a needle that always points north. — “Without a **compass** you can easily lose your way.”
* **symbol** /ˈsɪmbəl/: A small picture or shape on a map that stands for a real thing. — “This little **symbol** means there is a campsite by the lake.”
* **globe** /ɡloʊb/: A round model of the Earth that you can turn, showing all the land and seas. — “She spun the **globe** and pointed at Peru.”
* **satellite** /ˈsætəˌlaɪt/: An object sent into space that orbits the Earth, used for communication and navigation. — “The image was taken by a **satellite** high above the Earth.”
* **elevation** /ˌɛləˈveɪʃən/: The height of a place above sea level. — “The village sits at an **elevation** of two thousand metres.”
* **boundary** /ˈbaʊndəri/: A line that marks the edge or limit of an area. — “The river forms a natural **boundary** between the two countries.”

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