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An airport is a place airplanes land and take off. When people are going on holidays a long way away, they need to go to an airport to catch a plane.

A ballroom is a large room used for many people to dance at once. It usually has a smooth floor and enough open space for many people to move around. Ballrooms may also be used for weddings, parties, and formal events.

A basement is a room that is underneath a house or other building. Basements are often used to store things you aren't using, and usually have water heaters, washing machines and other utilities in them. The term "basement" is US-centric. Other countries are more likely to have a cellar than a basement.

A cafe is a small restaurant that typically serves coffee, pastries, sandwiches and food that is able to be served quickly.

A capital is the official location of the government of a country or state. The capital of the United States is Washington, D.C. The building in the picture is the White House, where the president lives.

A carwash usually refers to a place where cars are automatically cleaned by a machine. It may also mean a place you take your car to clean it yourself but the tools are provided for you. Automatic carwashes use big brushes and sprays of water to clean your car.

Keep your windows up when you go through a carwash!

A cathedral is a very large and elaborate church.

A cinema, or movie theater, is a place where lots of people can go at once to watch movies on a really, really big screen. While you are at the cinema you can buy drinks, candy and popcorn to eat while you are watching.

A college is a place of higher learning, similar to a university.

Countryside means the land outside towns and cities. The countryside usually has farms, fields, forests, hills, rivers, and small villages. People usually mean farming land when they talk about the countryside. A word for land without houses or farms is wilderness.