a bus fare的意思|示意

I had to learn how to use the phone, how to pay bus fare, and how to ask a shopkeeper for things I didn't know the English for.

我不得不学习如何使用电话，如何支付车费，如何向零售商的东西我不知道英语。

What is more, the fare of the bus or subway is not a problem for the people of 70 or above, who can't go out very often.

其实，对于不可能经常外出的70岁以上的老人而言，公共交通的费用并不是问题。

Sometimes I'd hand out a bus fare when a ticket went missing — always repaid the next day.

有时候谁找不到车票了，我就会拿出车钱来——第二天他们总会还给我的。

Nowadays, on many buses passengers do not have to buy tickets from a bus conductor. They put their money in a fare box or use a public transportation card instead.

现今，很多公交不需要通过售票员购票，乘客将钱放入投币箱中或者使用公交卡。

In some cities, you must pay a small additional fare if you need to change from one bus to another in the course of your ride.

你要去的地方越远。车钱越多。在一些城市里，你在中途换车，还必须再补一点车费。

Step on the bus, pay the fare, duck the hanging bag of pig lard. That's what Israelis may have to do when they use public transportation, if police approve the lard as a new terrorist deterrent.

上了车，买了票，把猪油涂在包上，这就是以色列人乘公交时需要做的事，并且警察也认可猪油作为防备恐怖袭击的工具。