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bus (EN)
noun, verb

noun “bus”

singular bus, plural buses, busses
  1. a large motor vehicle that carries passengers along roads, usually along a fixed route
    We took the bus downtown to visit the museum.
  2. (computing) a system that transfers data between components inside a computer
    The data bus connects the processor to the memory.

verb “bus”

infinitive bus; he buses, busses uk; past tense bused, bussed uk; past part. bused, bussed uk; ger. busing, bussing uk
  1. to transport people by bus
    The company buses employees to the factory from the nearby town.
  2. to travel by bus
    We decided to bus across the country during the summer holidays.
  3. (US) to transport students to different schools by bus, especially to integrate schools racially
    In the 1970s, many cities began to bus students to promote desegregation.
  4. (US) to clear tables at a restaurant by removing dirty dishes
    He is working part-time bussing tables at the diner.