single-decker

IPA/ˌsɪŋɡl ˈdekə(r)/
IPA/ˌsɪŋɡl ˈdekər/

single-decker — 名詞

1. a bus, coach, or tram designed with a single passenger level rather than an uppe

1.名詞B1
釋義

單層巴士

只有一層乘客座位的巴士

a bus, coach, or tram designed with a single passenger level rather than an upper storey; the standard layout for most city transit buses, in contrast to a double-decker.

例句

Mei-Lin boarded a single-decker at the stop to reach the night market.

Mei-Lin 在車站搭上一輛單層巴士前往夜市。

The tour company switched to modern single-decker coaches with better safety features.

這家旅遊公司改用配備更佳安全裝置的新型單層巴士。

attributive use: single-decker + [noun]

同義詞
  • single-deck bus

    the full form; used in formal writing and official documents

  • regular bus

    more common in everyday speech, used even for single-deckers in contexts where double-deckers are rare

反義詞

文法句型

a single-decker [noun]

a [adjective] single-decker

用法筆記

Common in British English when distinguishing bus types. In everyday conversation, speakers simply say 'bus' unless the contrast with a double-decker matters. The term is most frequent in travel information, traffic regulations, and fleet descriptions.

常見錯誤

The tourist bus has only one deck, so it is a single-decker double-decker.
The tourist bus has only one deck, so it is a single-decker.
💡'single-decker' and 'double-decker' are opposites; do not use both together.