🇬🇧 Bus station meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A bus station is a special place in a town or city where many buses come and go. People wait there to get on a bus, and buses start and finish their trips there. A bus station usually has seats, signs that tell when buses arrive, and places to buy tickets or ask questions.

At the bus station, Dad kept saying, “We’re not lost, we’re exploring,” while holding the map upside down.

At the bus station, my hat flew off, caught another bus, and is probably on vacation without me now.

At the bus station, Grandma said, “If I get lost, follow the smell of peppermint candy,” and honestly that was the best plan we had.

My backpack was heavier leaving the bus station because I had adopted three lost brochures and a mysterious granola bar.

A cat walked through the bus station like it owned every bus, and honestly, everyone just went along with it.

At the bus station a little boy watches the big red bus. His dad waves from the bus station. The bus at the bus station stops. People at the bus station wait. A woman drops a red bag at the bus station and looks sad. The boy runs to help. Dad smiles and the boy feels safe.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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