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Vocabulary: directions
Many words and expressions indicate the directions we should follow, or we should take...
This vocabulary is sometimes 'difficult' and must, at least be recognized...
A direction/ in the direction of |
lengthwise |
sideways |
diagonally/ crosswise |
clockwise// anticlockwise/ counter clockwise |
forward(s) // backward(s) |
Counter clockwise
To advance/ to move forward |
To head for |
towards |
backwards |
behind |
To look behind/ look back |
To return |
To come back/ to get back |
on his return |
To go home// To come home |
To look backwards...
- The other way/ in the other direction/ in the opposite direction
- comings and goings
- To take a step back:/ to step back(wards)
Coming and goings...
A departure |
To leave from/ for |
To leave a place |
To start out/ set off// To set out/ get under way |
flight (is the noun) |
To flee (fled, fled) from/ to |
An escape |
To run away from/ to escape from |
To break out of/ to escape from |
To follow |
- Let's go! / Let's be off! / Off we go!
- in the pursuit of sb/ sth // to chase (after) sb/ sth
A runaway... To set off/ on/ for a journey
To go near/ to come near// To approach/ at his approach |
To approach a place |
To reach a place |
To arrive/ an arrival |
To converge on |
Through => To go through |
Across => To cross |
He's reached the jam jar... She's going to cross the street...
- To draw near to a place/ to approach a place
- To circle a place
- to turn round
Take the right direction! and thanks for working with me!
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