Travel arrangements meaning in English
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Definition
travel arrangements: preparations for a journey, plans for making a trip
Exercise 1
According to Bruno, Susie has really done a thorough job in her .
According to Bruno, Susie has really done a thorough job in her research.
research: This is the best choice here. "You've done your homework" is an idiom which means "you have done your research" or "you know what you're talking about". "Thorough", in this context, means very careful and complete, for example: Our pharmaceutical tests were very thorough, we checked everything at least a hundred times to ensure there were no errors.
travel arrangements: When Bruno says "You've really done your homework", he is not referring to to Susie's travel arrangements, but Susie's general work on the ad campaign.
sales: When Bruno says "You've really done your homework", he is not referring to "sales", but Susie's general work on the ad campaign.
school work: Because Bruno is not a teacher and Susie is not a student, and they are speaking in an office not a classroom, this choice is incorrect. "Homework" is being used as an analogy for Susie's research and preparation.
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