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🔑busbus1 /bʌs / noun [countable] (plural bus·es also也作 bus·ses) a big public vehicle that takes passengers from one place to another along a fixed route公共汽车；巴士◆to get on / off the bus上／下公共汽车◆Hurry up if you don't want to miss the bus.不想误了公共汽车的话就赶快点。◆I ride / take / catch the bus to work every day.我每天乘公共汽车上班。
busbus2 /bʌs / verb [transitive] (present participle bus·ing or bus·sing, third person singular present tense bus·es or bus·ses, past tense, past participle bused or bussed)- to transport someone by bus用公共汽车运送◆The passengers were bused from the airport terminal to the plane.公共汽车将乘客从机场候机楼送至飞机。◆Students from the country were bused in to schools in the city.公共汽车把乡下的学生送到市里的学校。
- to take the dirty plates, etc. off the tables in a restaurant, as a job（在餐厅）收拾（盘子），清理（桌子）◆He buses tables to help pay for his tuition.他在餐厅收盘子，挣点学费。
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