Picture Dictionary

Hotel –  Picture Dictionary

 

1. hotel

2. checking in

3. front desk

4. checking out

5. receptionist/ desk clerk

6. guest

 

7. bellhop

8. suitcase

9. restaurant

10. conference room

11. elevator

 

12. maid/ housekeeper

13. bar

14. lobby/ foyer

 

15. bathroom

16. room key

17. single (room)

 

18. double (room)

19. room service

Highway travel, Streets

1. tunnel
3. tollbooth
4. exact change lane

2. bridge

5. route sign
6. highway
7. road
8. divider/barrier
9. overpass 10. underpass
11. entrance ramp/ on ramp
12. interstate (highway)
13. median

14. left lane
15. middle lane/ center lane
16. right lane
17. shoulder
18. broken line
19. solid line
20. speed limit sign

21. exit (ramp)
22. exit sign, 24. service area

23. yield sign

25. railroad crossing
26. street
27. one-way street
28. double yellow line
29. crosswalk
30. intersection
31. school crossing
32. corner
33. traffic light/ traffic signal
34. no left turn sign
35. no right turn sign
36. no U-turn sign
37. do not enter sign
38. stop sign

1. interstate highway
2. exit ramp
3. overpass

4. cloverleaf

5. left lane
6. center lane
7. right lane
8. speed limit sign
9. hitchhiker

10. trailer
11. service area
12. attendant
13. air pump
14. gas pump
15. passenger car
16. camper
17. sports car
18. center divider

19. motorcycle
20. bus
21. entrance ramp
22. shoulder
23. road sign
24. exit sign
25. truck
26. van

27. tollbooth

Streets

avenue: a wide street in a city

• The avenues in the city are wide and elegant.

beltway: a freeway that forms a circle around a city, connecting its outer suburbs

• Traffic is fast on the beltway, and you have to be careful.

freeway: a highway with several lanes and few or no stoplights; vehicles enter and exit via ramps

• There are always a lot of trucks on the freeway.

highway: a main public road that connects towns and cities

• The highway is usually crowded.

road: an open way for the passage of vehicles, people, or animals

• The road that leads to our cabin is not paved.

street: a public way for automobiles, usually with buildings on both sides

• What street do you live on?

toll road: a freeway that charges money to use it

• We took the toll road and got there much faster, but it cost ten dollars in tolls.