Travel

Question 1

in time for

Answer 1

before something else happens; before something is due

* You came home from work just in time for dinner.

Question 2

to travel freely

Answer 2

to be able to go to another country without needing a visa or
any other special permission or documents
* People in the European Union can usually travel freely between its countries
without having to show their passports.

Question 3

entry

Answer 3

the process of going into another country
* Is this your first entry to the United States, or have you been here before?
“Is this your first entry to the United States?”

Question 4

consulate

Answer 4

a building that belongs to a foreign country, where people from that
country can get help and where people who want to travel to that country can get
the documents they need
* Sharon lost her passport while traveling in Slovakia, so she had to go to the
U.S. consulate to get a new one.

Question 5

to overstay (one’s) visa

Answer 5

to stay in a country longer that one has permission to
stay for; to stay in a country after one’s visa has expired
* When they overstayed their visa, they had to pay $100 to the government.

Question 6

reinforcement

Answer 6

something or someone that helps with a project and makes it stronger or makes
something stronger. In this case, it means more people: “I think we need more
people to help us.”