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A1  bus  otobüs

Accepted Answer

noun  /bʌs   / noun [countable]  bus (noun)
 /bʌs   / noun [countable] 
 
a big public vehicle which takes
passengers along a fixed route and stops regularly to let people get on and off
otobüs
 Where
do you usually get on/off the bus?
 We'll
have to hurry up if we want to catch the 9 o'clock bus.
 We'd
better run or we'll miss the bus.
 It's
so difficult to park your car in town. It's better to go on the bus.
TRAVELLING BY BUS
You can get on or off
a bus at a bus stop and the place where most bus routes start is the bus station. The bus
driver will probably take your fare and give you your ticket, or there
may be a conductor who collects the fares. You can buy a single or a return ticket. A bus pass allows
you to travel in a particular area for a fixed period of time. In British
English a comfortable bus used for long journeys is called a coach. Note that we travel on the bus or by bus:
 ‘How do you get to work?’ ‘On the bus.’

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	bus
IPA	/bʌs / noun [countable]
Back	otobüs
Back 2	bus (noun) /bʌs / noun [countable] a big public vehicle which takes passengers along a fixed route and stops regularly to let people get on and off otobüs Where do you usually get on/off the bus? We'll have to hurry up if we want to catch the* 9 o'clock bus.* We'd better run or we'll miss the bus. It's so difficult to park your car in town. It's better to go on the bus. TRAVELLING BY BUS You can get on or off a bus at a bus stop and the place where most bus routes start is the bus station. The bus driver will probably take your fare and give you your ticket, or there may be a conductor who collects the fares. You can buy a single or a return ticket. A bus pass allows you to travel in a particular area for a fixed period of time. In British English a comfortable bus used for long journeys is called a coach. Note that we travel on the bus or by bus: ‘How do you get to work?’ ‘On the bus.’

Bus Noun /Bʌs Countable Otobüs Fixed Travel A1

bus (noun)