bajar(se) de un autobús
get off a bus
The Spanish phrase 'bajar(se) de un autobús' translates to 'get off a bus' in English. This is a common phrase used in everyday conversation. It can be applied in a variety of contexts, such as in travel or commuting situations. Literally, 'bajar' means 'to lower' and 'autobús' is 'bus', giving the impression of lowering oneself from the bus, or in other words, getting off the bus.
Example sentences using: bajar(se) de un autobús
Cuando llegamos al parque, tuve que bajar del autobús rápidamente.
When we arrived at the park, I had to get down from the bus quickly.
In this sentence, 'bajar' is used to express the action of getting off the bus. It is often used when the action of exiting a vehicle, especially a bus or other form of public transport, is being done in haste or with urgency.
El conductor insistió en que todos debíamos bajar del autobús inmediatamente.
The driver insisted that we all had to get off the bus immediately.
In this example, the phrase 'bajar del autobús' is used to convey an urgent instruction or order, given by the bus driver, to all the passengers to leave the bus.
No puedo encontrar mi boleto, ¡no podré bajar del autobús!
I can't find my ticket, I won't be able to get off the bus!
This sentence uses the phrase 'bajar del autobús' to highlight a personal concern or problem. The speaker is worried that he/she might not be able to leave the bus because he/she can't find the bus ticket.