🇬🇧 Station meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A station is a special place where buses or trains come to pick up people and drop them off. It usually has platforms, seats, and signs so you know where to go and which bus or train to take. People wait at the station, then get on when their bus or train arrives, and get off at another station closer to where they want to go.

I waved goodbye at the station so dramatically that the bus driver asked if I was in a soap opera.

At the station, I almost boarded the wrong train, but the giant sign screaming “NOT THIS ONE” in my brain saved me.

I waved at every train in the station, and now I think I have more train friends than human friends.

At the train station, the loudspeaker announced something, and my ears understood exactly zero words.

Some train stations are so big they have shops and restaurants inside—basically a tiny city.

A small boy is at the train station. He sees a lost dog at the bus station door. He picks up the dog and runs across the station to a woman at the station. The woman cries, "My dog!" She hugs the boy. They smile at the busy station and the dog wags its tail.

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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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