bus
1 bus /ˈbʌs/ noun
plural buses also US busses
1 bus
/ˈbʌs/
noun
plural buses also US busses
Learner's definition of BUS
: a large vehicle that is used for carrying passengers especially along a particular route at particular times公共汽车；大巴；巴士— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前— see also school bus
[count]
- She boarded a bus in Nashville.她在纳什维尔上了一辆大巴车。
[noncount]
- I usually go to work by bus. = I usually take the bus to work.我通常坐公共汽车上班。
- Are you traveling by train or by bus?你打算坐火车还是坐大巴旅行？
- a bus driver公共汽车司机
- a bus station公共汽车站
- waiting at the bus stop [=one of the places where a bus stops for passengers to get on or off]在公共汽车站等候
2 bus /ˈbʌs/ verb
buses also US busses; bused also US bussed; busing also US bussing
2 bus
/ˈbʌs/
verb
buses also US busses; bused also US bussed; busing also US bussing
Learner's definition of BUS
[+ object]
1
: to transport (someone) in a bus用公共汽车运送；用大巴运送 — often used as (be) bused常用作(be) bused
- Students from the other college were bused in for the game.另一学院的学生是坐大巴来参加比赛的。
- The children are bused to school.孩子们坐公共汽车上学。
2
US
a : to remove dirty dishes from (a table at a restaurant)（在餐馆）收盘子
- He buses tables at the local diner.他在当地的小餐馆收盘子打杂。
b : to remove (something, such as dirty dishes)移开，撤走，收拾（碗筷等）
- We're supposed to bus [=clear] our own trays.我们应该把自己的盘子清走。
