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Definition of double-decker in English: double-deckernoun ˌdʌb(ə)lˈdɛkəˌdəbəlˈdɛkər Something, especially a bus, that has two floors or levels. as modifier a double-decker bus Example sentencesExamples - She says no more double-deckers can be bought until 25% of bus routes are privatised.
- On June 26th (it's that date again) all the double-deckers on Route 25 will be replaced by single-decker double-length buses, with less seats but more standing room.
- ‘I think double-deckers can contribute in making bus travel a real pleasure,’ said Nabeel, manager of a career counselling firm.
- The boot has a double-decker floor whose upper level aligns with the rear seats when they are folded.
- Stagecoach, one of the world's biggest bus and rail operators, already has similar double-decker buses running in Hong Kong.
- The queues for the bus would have filled dozens of double-deckers before I even got near to one, so I dug out the free map I'd picked up from the tube staff last week and headed out west.
- Many of the region's bus companies, who had put on double-deckers to cope with the rush, were left wondering where all the passengers had gone.
- There, they don't battle the double-decker buses in traffic, like their counterparts in the city.
- A gathering of around 70 buses from double-deckers and single-deckers to bendy buses attracted some 3,000 people to the Thamesdown Transport's Centenary Bus Rally at the Wroughton Science Museum.
- Also, on peak-time return trips the buses were seriously overloaded with standing passengers even on the top deck of double-deckers, far exceeding the safety capacity stated on the bus.
- Dublin has a large network of buses, most of which are green double-deckers.
- Later today a double-decker bus will leave Gigg Lane for Old Trafford.
- Now he met his wife Primrose on the upper floor of a double-decker bus going home from Medical School to his digs.
- The bus is little different from the double-deckers in Swindon, equipped with more comfy seats, and a toilet.
- But when the proposed cost of such a thing worked out at 9 billion, they decided to build a double-decker bus instead.
- The double-decker coach from Bendigo made exciting viewing, tilting, lurching and leaning.
- An East European student has been polishing up his English while helping to restore a vintage double-decker bus.
- The row of guards ended at the van, which was really a double-decker bus.
- After a security check, they were bussed to Dublin Castle in a fleet of double-deckers complete with Garda escort - which proved to be the second-most exciting part of the day out!
- Even after the arrival of the hi-tech buses and Volvo buses, the double-deckers are the pride of the KSRTC and the capital and the envy of outsiders.
Definition of double-decker in US English: double-deckernounˌdəbəlˈdɛkərˌdəbəlˈdekər Something, especially a bus, that has two floors or levels. as modifier a double-decker bus Example sentencesExamples - Stagecoach, one of the world's biggest bus and rail operators, already has similar double-decker buses running in Hong Kong.
- The boot has a double-decker floor whose upper level aligns with the rear seats when they are folded.
- A gathering of around 70 buses from double-deckers and single-deckers to bendy buses attracted some 3,000 people to the Thamesdown Transport's Centenary Bus Rally at the Wroughton Science Museum.
- The queues for the bus would have filled dozens of double-deckers before I even got near to one, so I dug out the free map I'd picked up from the tube staff last week and headed out west.
- Even after the arrival of the hi-tech buses and Volvo buses, the double-deckers are the pride of the KSRTC and the capital and the envy of outsiders.
- The double-decker coach from Bendigo made exciting viewing, tilting, lurching and leaning.
- There, they don't battle the double-decker buses in traffic, like their counterparts in the city.
- Later today a double-decker bus will leave Gigg Lane for Old Trafford.
- Now he met his wife Primrose on the upper floor of a double-decker bus going home from Medical School to his digs.
- ‘I think double-deckers can contribute in making bus travel a real pleasure,’ said Nabeel, manager of a career counselling firm.
- Many of the region's bus companies, who had put on double-deckers to cope with the rush, were left wondering where all the passengers had gone.
- But when the proposed cost of such a thing worked out at 9 billion, they decided to build a double-decker bus instead.
- Dublin has a large network of buses, most of which are green double-deckers.
- On June 26th (it's that date again) all the double-deckers on Route 25 will be replaced by single-decker double-length buses, with less seats but more standing room.
- The bus is little different from the double-deckers in Swindon, equipped with more comfy seats, and a toilet.
- After a security check, they were bussed to Dublin Castle in a fleet of double-deckers complete with Garda escort - which proved to be the second-most exciting part of the day out!
- Also, on peak-time return trips the buses were seriously overloaded with standing passengers even on the top deck of double-deckers, far exceeding the safety capacity stated on the bus.
- An East European student has been polishing up his English while helping to restore a vintage double-decker bus.
- The row of guards ended at the van, which was really a double-decker bus.
- She says no more double-deckers can be bought until 25% of bus routes are privatised.
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