busload

noun

1. 公共汽车上一大车的人
   a large group of people on a bus

1. N-COUNT 一辆公共汽车的载客量
   A busload of people is a large number of passengers on a bus.
   1. ...a busload of Japanese tourists.
      一满车的日本游客

1. A busload of schoolchildren were held ransom until the gang were given a plane.
   直到给了绑匪们一架飞机，他们才将全车的学童们释放。
2. A day-care center owner hijacked a busload of his students and teachers and drove them to Manila's city hall Wednesday to demand better housing and education for the children.
   周三，一位托儿所所长将一汽车的学生和老师们劫持到马尼拉市政厅，要求给孩子们更好的居住环境和教育。
3. "How could I possibly talk to a busload of tourists, microphone in hand, with a trembling voice and shaking legs?" he recalls thinking.
   他回想当时的自己：「我怎麽可能手拿麦克风，面对一大群观光客导览，声音和双脚却抖个不停。
4. Did a school of piranha eat flesh down to the bone of a busload of passengers that crashed in an Amazonian river?
   当一辆公交车掉进了亚马逊河中，他们真的被食人鱼吃得只剩下了骨头？
5. Did your grandfather-in-law ever bomb a busload of school children?
   你的丈人爷爷有没有炸过一车小学生？
6. As we made our way to the gate we passed through a busload of frustrated holiday goers and their screaming children.
   我们从一群假日旅游者和他们大声叫喊的孩子们身边经过，向登机口走去，他们显然是累坏了，人数大概有一个公车的座位那么多。
7. The results indicate that this algorithm can not only achieve the optimal bandwidth utilization of LIN bus, but also reduce the busload of LIN bus.
   研究结果表明，该算法能够实现LIN总线带宽利用率的最优解，并能进一步降低LIN总线的总线负载率。

noun

1. the quantity of cargo or the number of passengers that a bus can carry