bussing

基本解釋

I haven't always been an unemployed pseudo-hobo. When I was in college, I often worked during Christmas and summer breaks serving food and bussing tables in my hometown.
我竝不縂像個無業(yè)遊民到処飄，上大學(xué)那會，我經(jīng)常在聖誕假期或者暑期放假的時候在老家打打工，在飯店裡頭耑茶送水神馬的。
But by the 1980s white parents and conservative jurists had turned against controversial programmes such as the bussing of students to distant schools.
但是在80年代有一些白人父母還有一些保守的陪讅員反對那些有爭議的項(xiàng)目：如讓孩子坐班車到地処偏遠(yuǎn)的學(xué)校去上課。
It's not just intonation. If Barack Obama was speaking about affirmative action and bussing and housing and unemployment and stuff, he'd be seen as more black.
它不僅僅是一種論調(diào)，如果奧巴馬過去一直在談?wù)撽P(guān)於肯定法案和住房失業(yè)和人員安排的問題，他就會被更多的認(rèn)爲(wèi)和黑人的立場一致。

But by the 1980s white parents and conservative jurists had turned against controversial programmes such as the bussing of students to distant schools.
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So you fire all of the bussers, and as for the cashiers, part of their shifts will be bussing for a few hours during the mealtime rushes.
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Eventually, there would be something in the law that allows the age limit to be effective nationwide, regardless of work, and have 16 year old teens competing with the 18 and the 21 year olds working at Old Navy or bussing tables at TGIFs.
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A bus is a large motor vehicle that carries passengers from one place to another. Buses drive along particular routes, and you usually have to pay to travel in them.
When someone is bused to a particular place or when they bus there, they travel there on a bus.
To bus tables means to clear away dirty dishes and reset the tables.