Busload Meaning in English

word

US

bəˈsɫoʊd

BUS-lohd

UK

bˈʌsləʊd

BUS-lohd

Definition

The number of people or things that can fill a bus; often used to describe a large group arriving or traveling together.

Usage & Nuances

'Busload' is informal and usually refers to a large group, not an exact number. Common with plural context: 'a busload of kids.' Can be used with people or things. Don't confuse with actual transportation (the bus itself).

• Spanish: autobús lleno - grupo grande (en autobús)
• Portuguese (BR): ônibus cheio - grupo grande (em ônibus)
• Portuguese (PT): autocarro cheio - grupo grande (de autocarro)
• Chinese (Simplified): 一车（人大巴的量）
• Chinese (Traditional): 一車（人大巴的量）
• Hindi: बस भरकर लोग
• Arabic: حافلة مليئة - مجموعة كبيرة (في حافلة)
• Bengali: এক বাসভর্তি - একটি বাসভর্তি মানুষ বা জিনিস
• Russian: автобус людей - автобус с (полной) загрузкой
• Japanese: バス一台分
• Vietnamese: một xe buýt đầy
• Korean: 버스 한 대 분 - 버스 가득
• Turkish: bir otobüs dolusu
• Urdu: ایک بس بھر
• Indonesian: satu bus penuh

Example Sentences

A busload of students arrived at the museum.

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The park was crowded with a busload of tourists.

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We saw a busload of boxes delivered to the store.

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Another busload of fans showed up just before the game started.

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I wasn't prepared for a whole busload of relatives to drop by today!

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Every summer camp, we get at least one busload of kids from the city.

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