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access

the means by which you get to a place

accommodate

to provide a place or room for someone to stay in

airport

a place where planes arrive and leave, consisting of runways (long roads where planes land and take off) and large buildings for passengers called terminals, noun [count]

Anglo-

involving or related to England or the UK

architecture

a particular style or way of designing buildings

area

a part of a city, town, country etc

arrange

to put things in a neat, attractive, or useful order

attack

an organized attempt to defeat an enemy, using weapons

attract

to make someone interested in something so that they do it or come to see or hear it. verb [transitive]

banking

the work done by banks and other financial institutions

boundary

something such as a line on a map that marks where one area of land ends and another begins, noun [count]

break-of-bulk point

a place where a cargo of goods is divided into smaller units for distribution, noun [count]

brick

a block used for building walls and other structures,

bridging point

the narrowest place where it is possible to cross a river

broken family

a family where the parents are divorced or do not live together, and the children suffer as a result, phrase

building

a structure made of a strong material such as stone or wood that has a roof and walls, for example a house, noun [count]

business

the work of buying or selling products or services for money

canal

an artificial river

cargo

things that are being sent by ship, plane, train, or truck

cartwheel pattern

a round shape with lines coming out from the centre, noun

cater for

to provide people with everything they want or need.

Celts

members of an ancient group of people who lived in parts of Western Europe, noun [count]

cemetery

an area of ground where dead people are buried, noun [count]