« bus » en sept langues
Sensbus
Espagnol
/autoˈbus/
masc.emprunté · French autobus
In Latin America also camión (Mexico), colectivo, guagua (Caribbean, Canaries).
Français
/bys/
masc.savant
Short for autobus; a coach is un car.
Italien
/ˈautobus/
masc.emprunté · French autobus
Stressed on the first syllable; also pullman for a coach.
Portugais
/ˈonibus/
masc.emprunté · French omnibus
Brazil kept the full omnibus; European Portuguese says autocarro.
Roumain
/autoˈbuz/
neutreemprunté · French autobus
pluriel: autobuze
Catalan
/əwtuˈbus/
masc.emprunté · French autobus
Anglais
/bʌs/
du latin/français · French omnibus
L’ancêtre latin
OMNIBUS‘for everyone (dative plural of OMNIS)’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
A Latin dative, 'for all', named the first public horse coaches in 1820s France; bus is just its last syllable — a Latin ending that became a word.
Parents anglais: omnibus, bus
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esVoy al trabajo en autobús.
- frJe vais au travail en bus.
- itVado al lavoro in autobus.
- ptVou de ônibus para o trabalho.
- roMerg la serviciu cu autobuzul.
- caVaig a la feina amb autobús.
- enI take the bus to work.
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- castlecastillochâteaucastellocastelocastelcastell
- fountain, springfuentefontainefontanafontefântânăfont
- (street) corneresquinacoinangoloesquinacolțcantonada
- pavement, sidewalkaceratrottoirmarciapiedecalçadatrotuarvorera
- traffic lightsemáforofeusemaforosemáforosemaforsemàfor