Bendy Bus

Pronunciation: /ˈbɛndi bʌs/

Definitions of bendy bus

noun a type of bus with an articulated or flexible section allowing it to bend in the middle

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a bendy bus on the street.

A2 The bendy bus can carry more passengers than a regular bus.

B1 The bendy bus navigated the narrow city streets with ease.

B2 The bendy bus is a popular choice for public transportation in crowded cities.

C1 The bendy bus's flexible design allows it to maneuver through tight corners.

C2 The bendy bus's articulated sections provide a smoother ride for passengers.

Examples of bendy bus in a Sentence

formal The city decided to invest in a fleet of bendy buses to improve public transportation.

informal I prefer taking the bendy bus because it's more spacious than the regular one.

slang Let's hop on the bendy bus and head downtown for some shopping.

figurative Her argument was like a bendy bus, twisting and turning to avoid addressing the main issue.

Grammatical Forms of bendy bus

• past tense: bent
• plural: bendy buses
• comparative: bendier
• superlative: bendiest
• present tense: bends
• future tense: will bend
• perfect tense: have bent
• continuous tense: is bending
• singular: bendy bus
• positive degree: bendy
• infinitive: to bend
• gerund: bending
• participle: bent

Origin and Evolution of bendy bus

First Known Use: 1993 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'bendy bus' originated from the design of articulated buses with a flexible middle section allowing them to bend in the middle.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe buses with a flexible section, the term 'bendy bus' has evolved to refer to any bus with an articulated design, regardless of flexibility.