bus plunge

Historically, 'bus plunge' was a term used in newspaper headlines to fill column space, but it also describes a severe bus accident involving a fall from a height.

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Definition

C1Journalism

(idiomatic, historical)A phrase used in newspaper headlines as a filler to describe dramatic bus accidents, often highlighting the severity of the event.

Example

  • The editor decided to use 'bus plunge' in the headline to draw attention to the tragic accident.

B2Accident

(transportation, common)An incident where a bus falls from a high place, such as a bridge or cliff, often resulting in severe damage and casualties.

Example

  • The news reported a tragic bus plunge off the mountain road, resulting in multiple injuries.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bus plunge":

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