EF5/6 Picture Differences 3 and car vocabulary

1. Bus route
2. Bus company name
3. Flag on the flagpole
4. Flower-print curtains
5. Signs in the market window - doz., lb.
6. Beauty shop/Barber shop
7. Barber and Beuaty Shop windows and door
8. Price of ice cream is different
9. Expression of the girl
10. Windows open or closed
11. One way sign
12. Bank/Hotel
13. Time and temperature on the clock
14. Barber pole
15. Parking/Bank
16. More apples in B
17. Bus driver's tie
18. Tree
19. Grill of the bus

doz. = dozen, 12
a baker's dozen = 13



hood of a car - England, the bonnet
trunk of a car - England, the boot
gas cap, gas tank
hubcap
windshield - England, the windscreen
rear window
rearview mirror
side mirror
roof
sunroof, moonroof
licence plate
dashboard
glove compartment
steering wheel
seatbelt
vanity mirror
sun visor
clutch
brake
gas
gearshift, stickshift
standard, automatic

Do donuts.

exhaust pipe
radiator
fan belt
carburetor
spark plugs
piston

the spare (extra wheel in the trunk)
jack (n) (v)
I jacked up the car with a jack. 

headlight-low beams/high beams
Flash your brights.

door handle
automatic windows/locks
window button

cruise control

bumper/fender
"She got into a fender-bender." a very small accident
t-boned
"I got t-boned at the intersection of Main and 41st."
head-on
"Mary got into a head-on the highway."
rear-ended
"Sarah got rear-ended on Knight Street."

blackout - no electricity

My car got keyed at the hospital.

























alloy - a mix of two metals