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You should <book a hotel room> in advance in the summer because they're always busy. start learning
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zarezerwować pokój w hotelu
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If I hadn't <missed> the train I'd have been on time. start learning
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We had a <splendid> view of the old cathedral from our hotel window. start learning
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We'll find a cosy <inn> to stay in for the night. start learning
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I can't sleep on the plane without <earplugs>. start learning
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The ship is leaving as soon as the cargo is <embarked>. start learning
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He spent all his money on beer, so he had no money for a train ticket. He had to resort to <hitching a lift> in order to get home. start learning
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Our car got <stuck> in the snow. start learning
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When we were on holiday all he wanted to do was <lie on the beach>. start learning
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Going on holiday to Katowice is not <comparable with> going to Cyprus. start learning
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I spent the whole holiday lying on the beach, <basking> in the sunshine. start learning
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After coming to Africa they had to <struggle> with high temperatures. start learning
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The <inadequate> facilities in a hotel resulted in thirteen different complaints. start learning
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Peter can afford a holiday in Hawaii - he's <disgustingly> rich. start learning
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While in Switzerland they stayed in a <chalet> in the mountains. start learning
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There has been a <slump> in demand for flights since the problems last month. start learning
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I was surprised when she <opted for> the trip to Iceland and not Thailand. start learning
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In the past sailors used to <navigate> by the stars and the sun. start learning
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We will <disembark> in Cape Town. start learning
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The Spanish ship <moored> at the Thessaloniki port. start learning
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The cost of a room <ranges> from ten to thirty dollars. start learning
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There was no reason to <alter> the route because it was a good one. start learning
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Don't forget to <pack> some warm clothes since it's cold at night. start learning
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Before you <embark upon> the journey buy a good sleeping bag. start learning
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wyruszysz w, rozpoczniesz
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If you take the <overnight> train you'll be in Vienna by breakfast. start learning
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We will go on holiday for a week or two, <depending> on our financial situation. start learning
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He got off the train <merely> five minutes before it crashed. start learning
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He had to pay for his <excess> baggage before he got on the plane. start learning
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As the plane <approached> the airport the seatbelt signs came on. start learning
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She was filled with grave <foreboding> about the trip, so she decided to cancel it. start learning
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If you go <on foot> it'll take you much longer than by car. start learning
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The <trail> got more difficult the higher we got up the mountain. start learning
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We'll spend a <fortnight> at my parents' and then we'll go to Thailand. start learning
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<Prior> to going on holiday the chairman will be touring the shops. start learning
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The plane couldn't risk landing on the icy <runway>. start learning
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We <waded> in the stream. start learning
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His <application> for an American visa was not successful. start learning
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After 2 hours of walking through the forest we took a rest by a little <brook>. start learning
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The expedition is <heading> south following the original plan. start learning
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The desert <sand dunes> stretched right to the horizon. start learning
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