computer system to another ( mverb (-s- or -ss-) [VN] 1 ~ sb (from/to ... ) to transport sb
by bus IS & H # is M : We were bussed from the
airport to our hotel.
2 (NAmE) to transport young people by bus
to another area so that students of different races can be educated together
—) 3 (NAmE) to take the dirty plates, etc.
off the tables in a restaurant, as a job ( jtUff f ) ( #
f i,
single-decker bus double-decker bus
(-&M)
camper
(6r£)
recreational vehicle (RV) (NAmE
caravan (Sr£) / camper (NAmE
bus-boy /'bAsboi/
noun (NAmE) a person who works in a restaurant and
whose job is to clear the dirty dishes, etc. mMr. )
busby /'bAzbi/
noun {pi. -ies) a tall fur hat worn by some British
soldiers for special ceremonies ( H ® ± ^ # #
bush On /buj/ noun
1 [C]
a plant that grows thickly with several hard stems coming up from the root |§ X: a rose bush 3& 51M o
holly bushes —
compare tree 2 [C] a thing that
looks like a bush, especially an area of thick hair or fur ('' )
3 (often the
bush) [U]
an area of wild land that has not been cleared, especially in
() mm;
IT»TM1 see beat v., bird
bush-baby /'buj'beibi/
noun (pi. bush-babies) a small African animal with large
eyes, which lives in trees
bushed /buff/
adj. [not before noun] (informal) very tired
EYI71 EXHAUSTED
bushel /‘bujl/
noun 1 [C] a unit for measuring grain
and fruit (equal in volume to 8 gallons) [f 5^ (
.#j8 fate ) 2 bushels [pi.] ~ (of sth) (NAmE, informal) a large amount of sth l| : ® ^ ITTfTl see hide v.
‘bush fire noun a
fire in a large area of rough open ground, especially one that spreads quickly SfX; lij #
XX
bush-fowl /'buJTaul/
noun [C, U] (bush-fowl or bush-fowls) (WAfrE) a bird with a large body and
brown and white feathers that walks a lot on the ground and is often used for
food )