Collocation
bus stop
a place by the road where buses regularly stop so passengers can get on or off
Definition
'bus stop' is a common English collocation. a place by the road where buses regularly stop so passengers can get on or off
at + the + bus stop
“I will meet you at the bus stop at 8 o'clock.”
Examples
- She is waiting at the bus stop with her backpack.
- We met at the bus stop after school.
- There were ten people at the bus stop because it was raining.
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- I left my umbrella at the bus stop yesterday.
- Please wait for me at the bus stop near the bank.
- He arrived late and saw the bus leaving the bus stop.
- The bus stop outside our apartment is always crowded in the morning.
- She asked a stranger at the bus stop which bus goes to the museum.
- After the concert, we walked to the bus stop and joined the long line.
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