bus
[bʌs]
Definition:
1. A vehicle carrying many passengers; used for public transport.
2. Send or move around by bus.
3. A car that is old and unreliable.
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Synonyms: car, vehicle
Similar: bust, busy, bush
'bus' example sentence:
- The bus service stops at midnight.
- The bus came right on time.
- It'll work out cheaper to travel by bus.
- Stop fussing about; the bus will arrive on time.
- I didn't take the first bus.
- The bus slowed to a halt.
- It's polite to yield up your seat on the bus to an old lady.
- The bus was ten minutes early.
- How often do you use the bus?
- To get our Colombian visas we bussed back to Medellin.
- We caught the bus in the end but it was close.
- Have you got the right money for the bus fare?
- The bus here departs on the hour.
- A bus appeared around the corner.
- How many people are they going to try and squash into this bus?
- The bus hit the bridge.
- We were bussed from the airport to our hotel.
- They waved as the bus pulled away.
- I will run you in if the bus isn't going into the town because of the snow today.
- Where do we get on the bus?
- I couldn't help it if the bus was late.
- The bus sideswiped two parked cars.
- The bus bounced down the hill.
- The bus was cut in two by the train.
- She comes to work by bus.
- There is still time for you to catch the last bus.
- The people shoved to get on the bus.
- He was knocked down by a bus.
- People are scared to use the buses late at night.
- The bus jolted to a halt.
- The bus continued onward.
- They got chucked off the bus.
- We'd better leave now or we'll miss the bus.
- The bus is not due yet awhile.
- The report on the accident exonerates the bus driver from any responsibility.
- She looks like the back of a bus.
- I usually get the bus to work.
- The bus came around the bend.
- The school bus leaves at six sharp and won't wait.
- The bus stop is few yards below the post office.
- I had to run like mad to catch the bus.
- I had to wait half an hour for a bus.
- The bus jerked to a halt.
- Blow it! We've missed the bus.
- The bus swung sharply to the left.
- The boys were turfed off the bus.
- We had a long wait for the bus.
- They had to travel everywhere by bus.
- There's a bus every hour on the hour.
- The bus slewed sideways.
- It's a five fen ride on a bus.
- He missed his last bus home.
- Many schools were in danger of closing because the children were bused out to other neighborhoods.
- I met him many a time in the bus.
- She was knocked down by a bus.
- He goes to work by bus.
- We all herded on to the bus.
- There is a frequent bus service into the centre of town.
- I've left my bag on the bus.
- You couldn't have left it on the bus, could you?
- On May Day hundreds of thousands used to be bussed in to parade through East Berlin.
- The bus shuddered to a halt.
- There's a bus stop in front of the house.
- The bus came five minutes early.
- The bus stopped and four people got on.
- Shall we walk or go by bus ?
- I wish the bus would hurry up and come.
- The bus stop is not far from the hospital.
- It's strange that the bus has been delayed so long.
- To his horror, the bus caught fire.
- The rude man elbowed me aside and got on the bus ahead of me.
- He gave us a wave as the bus drove off.
- You'd be better going by bus.
- The bus service is appalling now.
- Would you rather walk or take the bus?
- It is possible to get there by bus.
- A regular bus service connects the train station with the town centre.
- There is a regular bus service to the airport.
- Every time a bus went past, the windows rattled.
- I'm not old enough for my bus pass yet!