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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbʌs ˌstɑp/ · UK /ˈbʌs ˌstɒp/
bus stop means: A place beside a road where people wait to get on or get off a bus.
noun
A place beside a road where people wait to get on or get off a bus.
- We waited at the bus stop.
- The nearest bus stop is outside the school.
- She got off at the bus stop beside the park.
A written arrangement of numbers used to divide a number in short steps.
- Use a bus stop to divide twelve by three.
- The teacher arranged the numbers in a bus stop.
- We learned the bus stop method in maths today.
The corner-shaped mark used to separate numbers when writing out a division calculation.
- Draw a bus stop around the number.
- Put the divisor to the left of the bus stop.
- The teacher extended the top line of the bus stop.
A dance with repeated steps that people do together in lines, popular in the disco years.
- They danced the bus stop.
- My aunt taught us the bus stop at the party.
- The dancers moved together as they performed the bus stop.
Questions about bus stop
What does bus stop mean?
A place beside a road where people wait to get on or get off a bus.
What is bus stop in other languages?
Türkçe: otobüs durağı · Español: parada de autobús · Français: arrêt de bus · Deutsch: Bushaltestelle · Italiano: fermata dell'autobus · 日本語: バス停
How do you pronounce bus stop?
In American English /ˈbʌs ˌstɑp/; in British English /ˈbʌs ˌstɒp/.
How do you use bus stop in a sentence?
We waited at the bus stop. The nearest bus stop is outside the school.
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