50 Words Associated with Motor Vehicles and Travelling and their meaning

DEFINITION OF KEY TERMS

MOTOR VEHICLE: A motor Vehicle is a self-propelled vehicle powered by an engine and can be used for transporting people, goods and animals from one place to another on land.

TRAVELLING: This simply means moving from one place to another over a long distance, either by land, air or water.

WORDS ASSOCIATED WITH MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAVELLING

Here are some words associated with Motor vehicles and Travelling

MOTOR VEHICLES

1. Engine: The main power unit of a vehicle that converts fuel into motion.
2. Brake: A device used to slow down or stop a vehicle.
3. Clutch: A mechanism in manual vehicles used to connect and disconnect the engine from the wheels during gear changes.
4. Battery: The component that supplies electrical power to start the engine and run electronic systems.
5. Petrol: A type of fuel (also known as gasoline) used in many internal combustion engines.
6. Carburetor: A device in older vehicles that mixes air and petrol for the engine’s combustion process.
7. Combustion: The process of burning fuel inside the engine to produce power.
8. Steering: The system that allows the driver to control the direction of the vehicle.
9. Acceleration: The increase in speed when the driver presses the gas pedal.
10. Reverse: A gear that moves the vehicle backward.
11. Boot: The storage compartment at the rear of the vehicle (British English; also called trunk).
12. Seatbelt: A safety strap that holds the occupant in place and helps prevent injury during accidents.
13. Rotor: A spinning component of the brake or engine system, especially in disc brakes.
14. Windscreen: The front glass window of a vehicle (British English; also called windshield).
15. Speedometer: The instrument that shows how fast the vehicle is moving.
16. Headlamp: The front light on a vehicle used to illuminate the road at night or in poor visibility.
17. Tyre: The rubber covering around a wheel that contacts the road (British spelling of tire).
18. Bumper: A protective bar on the front or back of a vehicle to absorb minor impacts.
19. Bonnet: The hinged cover over the engine at the front of the vehicle (British English; also called hood).
20. Dashcam: A small video camera mounted on the dashboard or windscreen to record the road while driving.
21. Dashboard: The panel in front of the driver that holds instruments and controls.
22. Automobile: A self-propelled vehicle used for transportation, especially a car.
23. Cybertruck: A futuristic electric pickup truck designed by Tesla, known for its unique design.
24. Tesla: A brand of electric vehicles and clean energy products known for innovation and technology.
25. SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle): A large, often four-wheel-drive vehicle designed for both on-road and off-road use.
26. BMW: A luxury automobile manufacturer known for performance and quality vehicles.
27. Child lock: A safety feature that prevents children from opening the rear doors from the inside.
28. Trunk: The storage compartment at the back of the vehicle (American English; also called boot).

TRAVELLING

1. Parks: Designated areas where vehicles (like buses or cars) are stationed for passengers to board or alight, often at the start or end of a journey.
2. Luggage: Bags, suitcases, or belongings carried by a traveler.
3. Checkpoint: A place where travelers or vehicles are inspected, often for security or documentation.
4. Boarding: The process of getting onto a vehicle, such as a bus, train, ship, or plane.
5. Take off: The moment an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly.
6. Altitude: The height of an aircraft above sea level during flight.
7. Hostess: A female flight attendant who assists and ensures the comfort and safety of passengers on a flight.
8. Pilot: The person who operates and flies an aircraft.
9. Sailor: A person who works on a ship and helps navigate or operate it during sea travel.
10. Bus fare: The amount of money paid for a bus ride.
11. Metro: An underground or above-ground train system used for urban public transportation.
12. First class: A premium, more comfortable travel class with better services, usually on planes or trains.
13. Economy: The standard travel class offering basic seating and services, usually more affordable.
14. Ticket: A document or electronic record that shows payment and allows a person to travel.
15. Boarding pass: A document that allows a passenger to enter the aircraft and shows seat and flight details.
16. Subway: An underground train system used for city travel, similar to a metro.
17. Route: The path or course taken to reach a destination.
18. Destination: The place a traveler is going to.
19. Airport: A facility where aircraft take off, land, and passengers board or disembark.
20. Seaport: A harbor where ships dock and people or goods are transferred.
21. Transit: The act of passing through or stopping at a place while traveling to another destination.
22. Passport: An official government-issued document that certifies a person’s identity and nationality, allowing them to travel internationally. It is required for entry into and exit from most countries.

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