to go directly and quickly towards a specific place · to head straight for
Ever landed in a new city and knew exactly where you wanted to go first? Or maybe you just finished a long flight and all you wanted was a comfy bed? That's when you 'make a beeline for somewhere'! It means you go straight there, without any detours, usually because you're super eager or really need to get there. ✈️✨
💡 **Pro-Tip!** This expression paints a vivid picture, like a bee flying straight to its hive! 🐝 You can use it for anything you're super motivated to get to, whether it's the snack bar after a hike or the souvenir shop at a new destination. It emphasizes purpose and speed. Just make sure you know where 'somewhere' is!
When would you use 'to make a beeline for somewhere'? A. When you are leisurely wandering through a market, exploring different stalls. B. When you arrive at the airport after a long flight and immediately head to the baggage claim. C. When you stop frequently to take pictures during a scenic walk.