🇬🇧 Bus stop meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A bus stop is a special place on the side of the road where buses are supposed to stop. There is usually a pole with a sign or a small shelter so people know where to wait. People stand or sit at the bus stop until the bus arrives, then they get on. When they want to go home or somewhere else, they get off the bus at another bus stop.

The map at the bus stop made me feel smart for three seconds before I realized it was upside down.

I waited so long at the bus stop that I almost evolved into a traffic cone.

I was dancing at the bus stop for exercise, and now everyone thinks it’s a disco station.

At the bus stop, I dropped my snack and immediately became the most popular person among ants.

I waved so wildly at the bus stop that the driver probably thought I was a windmill.

Anna waits at the bus stop with a small dog. A boy sits at the bus stop and smiles. The red bus comes to the bus stop. People get off the bus at the bus stop. Anna and the dog get on and are happy at the bus stop. They wave.

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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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