mass transit — public transportation systems that carry large numbers of people, typically including buses, trains, and subways
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: public transportation systems that carry large numbers of people, typically including buses, trains, and subways
Pronunciation (IPA): /mæs ˈtrænzɪt/
Example Sentences
- Jake switched from driving to using mass transit and accidentally became a subway philosopher, solving world problems between stations.
- The new mass transit app was so user-friendly that even grandparents started taking selfies on buses.
- Mass transit ridership increased by 40% after the city introduced free Wi-Fi on all trains and buses.
mass transit
NOUN[/mæs ˈtrænzɪt/]
public transportation systems that carry large numbers of people, typically including buses, trains, and subways
public transportation systems that carry large numbers of people, typically including buses, trains, and subways
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“Jake switched from driving to using mass transit and accidentally became a subway philosopher, solving world problems between stations.”
“The new mass transit app was so user-friendly that even grandparents started taking selfies on buses.”
“Mass transit ridership increased by 40% after the city introduced free Wi-Fi on all trains and buses.”
“The mayor's proposal to improve mass transit included hover-buses, which made commuting feel like a sci-fi movie.”
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