Collocation
get off the bus
to leave a bus; to step down from a bus after riding it
Definition
'get off the bus' is a common English collocation. to leave a bus; to step down from a bus after riding it
get off + the bus
“We need to get off the bus at the next stop.”
Examples
- We get off the bus near the museum.
- Please get off the bus in an orderly way.
- I usually get off the bus at Central Station.
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- She got off the bus and realized she had left her umbrella behind.
- We are getting off the bus at the next stop, so be ready.
- He had to get off the bus early because he felt sick.
- After you get off the bus, cross the street and turn left.
- They got off the bus just as the rain started to pour.
- By the time we got off the bus, the last train had already left.