意思
To disembark from a bus.
文化背景
In Spain, buses are usually very punctual. You enter through the front door and 'bajar' through the middle or rear doors. In many countries, you might need to shout '¡Bajan!' or '¡En la esquina, por favor!' because not all buses have working stop buttons. The word 'autobús' is replaced by 'guagua'. So you would say 'bajar de la guagua'.
The 'De' Rule
Always use 'de' after 'bajar' when you are getting off a vehicle. Bajar de la bici, bajar del tren, bajar del bus.
Don't forget the accent
Autobús always has an accent on the 'ú'. Without it, the pronunciation changes.
意思
To disembark from a bus.
The 'De' Rule
Always use 'de' after 'bajar' when you are getting off a vehicle. Bajar de la bici, bajar del tren, bajar del bus.
Don't forget the accent
Autobús always has an accent on the 'ú'. Without it, the pronunciation changes.
Use 'Bajarse'
To sound like a native, use the reflexive form: 'Me bajo aquí' instead of 'Bajo aquí'.
自我测试
Fill in the missing contraction.
Nosotros bajamos ___ autobús en la plaza.
De + el always contracts to 'del' in Spanish.
Which sentence is the most natural for a daily commute?
How would you tell a friend you are getting off now?
The reflexive 'me bajo' is the most common informal way to say this.
Complete the dialogue.
Conductor: 'Es la última parada.' Pasajero: 'Gracias, voy a _______.'
If it's the last stop, the passenger needs to exit.
Match the phrase to the register.
Apearse del vehículo
'Apearse' is used in official transit signs and formal speech.
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视觉学习工具
Bajar vs. Subir
练习题库
4 练习Nosotros bajamos ___ autobús en la plaza.
De + el always contracts to 'del' in Spanish.
How would you tell a friend you are getting off now?
The reflexive 'me bajo' is the most common informal way to say this.
Conductor: 'Es la última parada.' Pasajero: 'Gracias, voy a _______.'
If it's the last stop, the passenger needs to exit.
Apearse del vehículo
'Apearse' is used in official transit signs and formal speech.
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常见问题
6 个问题Yes, but it's less common. 'Bajar' is the specific verb used for transport with steps.
Absolutely. 'Bus' is used everywhere and is very informal and common.
It's a formal synonym. You'll see it on signs like 'Prohibido apearse en marcha' (Forbidden to get off while moving).
In Spanish, 'de' and 'el' must always contract to 'del'. It's a mandatory rule.
You can say '¡Bajan!' or 'La parada, por favor'.
Yes, it literally means to descend, which is why we use it for buses (you step down).
相关表达
Subir al autobús
contrastTo get on the bus.
Perder el autobús
similarTo miss the bus.
Hacer transbordo
builds onTo transfer/change buses.
