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91bus — 1 p.s. Pas., 2 p.s. Pas., Part. pas. m.p. boire (n. m.) pluriel : bus …
92Bus — This interesting name, with variant spellings Buse and Busse, derives from the Old French busse , a cask, and was originally given either as a metonymic occupational name to a maker of casks or barrels, or as a descriptive nickname to a rotund… …
93bus — Synonyms and related words: auto, autobus, autocar, automobile, barge, bicycle, bike, boat, buggy, cab, car, cart, catch a train, chartered bus, chauffeur, coach, crate, cycle, diligence, double decker, dray, drive, entrain, ferry, float, go by… …
94BUS — • Basic Utility System • Batumi, USSR internationale Flughafen Kennung • Bus Datensammelleitung meist integriert im Computer …
95Bus — Autobus, Doppelstockomnibus, Omnibus; (ugs.): Doppeldecker; (schweiz.): Autocar, Car. * * * Bus,der:⇨Autobus BusAutobus,Omnibus;schweiz.:Autocar …
96Bus — 1. motor car, especially when giving a lift to someone: C mon, the bus is leaving right away ; 2. (prison) large police or prison van used to transport prisoners, as from court to jail, etc …
97bus — I Australian Slang 1. motor car, especially when giving a lift to someone: C mon, the bus is leaving right away ; 2. (prison) large police or prison van used to transport prisoners, as from court to jail, etc. II North Country (Newcastle) Words a …
98Bus — Bụs1 〈m.; Gen.: ses, Pl.: se; kurz für〉 Autobus, Omnibus Bụs2 〈engl. [bʌ̣s] m.; Gen.: od. ses; Pl.: unz.; EDV〉 Sammelleitung fürden Datenaustausch zwischen den einzelnen Komponenten eines EDV Systems; →a. s. Bussystem [Etym.: <engl. bus(bar) …
99Bus — Datenbus; Verbindungssystem zur Übertragung von Informationen zwischen digitalen (⇡ digitale Darstellung) Schaltwerken, das von allen angeschlossenen Einheiten genutzt werden kann. Gliederung: a) nach der Art der übertragenen Informationen: (1)… …
100bus — [19] Bus is, of course, short for omnibus. The first person on record as using it was the British writer Harriet Martineau, who spelled it buss: ‘if the station offers me a place in the buss’, Weal and woe in Garveloch 1832. Omnibus itself was… …
