Examples of using Take a bus in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Belém to the city of Santarém, and take a bus or taxi from there(35km).
bike, or take a bus, tram, or train to work.
Take a bus pass: I tend to buy last-minute transportation,
For an additional fee visitors can take a bus tour to the adjacent"Boneyard", the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center.
To get there, take a bus from the bus station Donzhimen to Miyun then change bus to Gubeikou stating that you are going to Jingshanling changcheng.
I mean, I had to get up early, take a bus, walk five blocks,
Take a bus 6015 at Brown Suites Residence station, or access from Incheon airport gate 12.
You actually saw Amy take a bus to D.C., and you couldn't risk her telling anybody what you did to her,
If you don't want to do long climb back up on the way back, take a bus and get dropped off close to the residence.
Now, Faro is a bustling little city, and to get to the beach, she explained, you would have to take a bus and then a boat.
From the Catania airport you can reach the Milazzo harbor by bus(2 trips a day) or else you can take a bus to Messina(frequent trips per day)
a pitched battle against terror and">for the right to walk down the street, take a bus or sit in a cafeteria without the fear of being decimated by Palestinian terrorism.".
So, I took a bus here.
From there we took a bus to the British Museum.
Taking a bus home, what?
After you got off the boat, you took a bus, right?
We arrived in Eindhoven and took a bus from the Airport to train station.
She would sold our car to some guy for a couple hundred bucks… and took a bus south.
And we then took a bus and took some walks and went to Harran,
With a weight of 12.5 kilograms, taking a bus or train is a good option- if only driving in Germany was not previously prohibited.