bus

• 用于在道路上运送乘客的大型机动车辆，通常沿固定路线并按时刻表运行。

A large motor vehicle that carries passengers by road, typically along a fixed route and according to a schedule.

1. Public transport vehicleA1formal

   A large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road, typically along a fixed route.

   公共汽车

   • I take the bus to school every morning.
   • The bus arrived ten minutes late.
   • She missed her bus and had to wait for the next one.

   同义词autobuscoachmotorbusomnibus

2. School busA1informal

   A bus used to transport children to and from school.

   校车

   • The yellow school bus picks up kids at 7:30 AM.
   • He rode the school bus home after practice.
   • The school bus driver is very friendly.

3. Long-distance coachA2formal

   A bus designed for long-distance travel, often with comfortable seating and amenities.

   长途客车

   • We took a bus from New York to Boston.
   • The long-distance bus has Wi-Fi and power outlets.
   • She prefers traveling by bus because it's cheaper than flying.

   同义词coachmotorcoach

• 动词，指用公共汽车运送人；也指在餐厅里收拾餐桌、撤走餐具。

A verb meaning to transport or convey people by bus, or to clear tables in a restaurant.

1. Transport by busB1formal

   To transport people by bus, especially in a group.

   用公共汽车运送

   • The company bussed employees to the conference.
   • The school bussed students to the museum.
   • Tourists were bussed from the airport to the hotel.

   同义词carrycoachconveyferryhaulshipshuttletransport

2. Clear tables (restaurant)B1informalamerican

   To remove dirty dishes and clean tables in a restaurant.

   收台

   • He works part-time bussing tables at a diner.
   • The waitress bussed the table after the customers left.
   • She was hired to bus dishes in the busy restaurant.

   同义词bussclearclear awayclear offstrip

   反义词set