Definition of bendy bus in English:

bendy bus

noun

British informal

A single-decker bus consisting of two rigid vehicles linked together by a flexible section.
〈英，非正式〉铰接客车，铰接巴士
Example sentencesExamples
- I just took the bendy bus on the 38 today.
- Perhaps we could have the bendy buses back or some of the many double-deckers that are half full on lesser routes.
- The bendy buses do cause congestion which leads to pollution.
- State-of-the-art bendy buses are being bumped off Southampton streets for good by troublesome speed ramps.
- In July, the Daily Echo told how bendy buses were being forced off certain routes through Southampton by free-standing speed humps.
- The rest, it seemed, would wait for the bendy bus.
- Planning to replace only bendy buses won't reinstate Routemasters on their traditional routes.
- Bendy buses are totally inadequate for London roads - far too long to negotiate many of London's narrow streets safely.
- There is no doubt that the replacement for the bendy buses will lead to a worse service for Londoners.
- Regular readers will recall that three bendy buses last year spontaneously combusted, provoking a temporary withdrawal of the entire fleet.
- My nephew said he saw a double decker bendy bus on the M62 the other week.
- You'd never choose to view the Christmas lights down Oxford Street, for example, from a bendy bus.
- Ah, happy days - you couldn't do that with a bendy bus.
- I think I'll hop on the free bendy bus to Whitechapel instead.
- I am no great fan of bendy buses.
- Last week the 507 was operated by the "writhing whales of the road" - Boris's much-derided bendy buses.
- Yes, we're talking the purging of bendy buses.
- Transport for London have come up with what they hope will be a solution to this problem - bendy buses.
- For them the great epochal challenge facing London is bendy buses.
- Portsmouth have got their act together with an infrastructure that's compatible with bendy buses.

词汇	bendy bus
释义	Definition of bendy bus in English: bendy bus noun British informal A single-decker bus consisting of two rigid vehicles linked together by a flexible section. 〈英，非正式〉铰接客车，铰接巴士 Example sentencesExamples I just took the bendy bus on the 38 today. Perhaps we could have the bendy buses back or some of the many double-deckers that are half full on lesser routes. The bendy buses do cause congestion which leads to pollution. State-of-the-art bendy buses are being bumped off Southampton streets for good by troublesome speed ramps. In July, the Daily Echo told how bendy buses were being forced off certain routes through Southampton by free-standing speed humps. The rest, it seemed, would wait for the bendy bus. Planning to replace only bendy buses won't reinstate Routemasters on their traditional routes. Bendy buses are totally inadequate for London roads - far too long to negotiate many of London's narrow streets safely. There is no doubt that the replacement for the bendy buses will lead to a worse service for Londoners. Regular readers will recall that three bendy buses last year spontaneously combusted, provoking a temporary withdrawal of the entire fleet. My nephew said he saw a double decker bendy bus on the M62 the other week. You'd never choose to view the Christmas lights down Oxford Street, for example, from a bendy bus. Ah, happy days - you couldn't do that with a bendy bus. I think I'll hop on the free bendy bus to Whitechapel instead. I am no great fan of bendy buses. Last week the 507 was operated by the "writhing whales of the road" - Boris's much-derided bendy buses. Yes, we're talking the purging of bendy buses. Transport for London have come up with what they hope will be a solution to this problem - bendy buses. For them the great epochal challenge facing London is bendy buses. Portsmouth have got their act together with an infrastructure that's compatible with bendy buses.
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