busload
ˈbʌsˌloʊd
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Definition of busload - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
transportationlarge number of passengers on a bus
  • A busload of students visited the zoo.
coachload
2.
capacityamount of people or goods a bus can carry
  • The busload of tourists arrived at the museum early in the morning.
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Expressions with busload

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in very large amounts like a full bus
Fans arrived by the busload to see the concert.
arrive in very large groups or numbers
Fans come by the busload to see the concert.
arrive in large groups transported by buses
They came by the busload to see the concert.

Origin of busload

English, bus (omnibus) + load (cargo)

Examples of busload in a sentence

  • The concert was canceled due to a busload of fans stuck in traffic.
  • A busload of students visited the zoo.
  • They delivered a busload of supplies to the shelter.

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  1. French:car complet, un autocar, ...
  2. German:Busladung, ...
  3. Italian:carico di passeggeri, carico di autobus, ...
  4. Spanish:autobús lleno, carga de autobús, ...
  5. Portuguese:autocarro cheio, lotação de um autocarro, ...
  6. Chinese:一车人, 满载的公共汽车, ...
  7. Japanese:バス一台分, ...
  8. Arabic:حِمْل حَافِلَة, حمولة حافلة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹטוֹבּוּס מָלֵא, מְלֹא אוֹטוֹבּוּס, ...
  10. Russian:автобус с пассажирами, полный автобус, ...
  11. Ukrainian:повний автобус, ...
  12. Hindi:बस भर, ...
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