Travel expressions the French actually use.
to set off / get away
to pack up and leave
on a whim
to have itchy feet
to get a change of scenery
the call of the open sea
to knock about the world
to settle down
a long journey
at the ends of the earth
At C1 you’re refining style: choosing between correct options for tone and precision. Notice how native writers and speakers deploy this, and imitate deliberately.
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Il a pris le ___ . (set off) (large)
large
Elle a la ___ , elle repart déjà ! (itchy feet) (bougeotte)
bougeotte
Partir sur un coup de ___ . (whim) (tête)
tête
🃏 Memory match pair FR ↔ EN
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