Bus fare, a dollar fifty, two dollars for one way.

公交车单程费用大概1.5美元或2美元。

She didn't have enough money for the bus fare.

她的钱不够付车费。

But it wasn't about the bus fare hike anymore.

但已经不再是关于公共交通价格的上升。

Here, I'll give you some change for bus fare.

我再给你些零钱坐车。

How much is the bus fare from New York to Washington D.C.?

从纽约到华盛顿坐公车车费是多少钱？

They were against the bus fare hike that had just happened in the city.

是为了反对公交车票的涨价。

I had to leave because my family could not continue to pay the school fees and the bus fare.

我不得不辍学，因为我的家庭无法继续支付学费和交通费。

" Sometimes during our games, we go with no food. Funding bus fares is also hard for us, " Ngirazi said.

Ngirazi说：“有时，在比赛期间，我们不吃东西。对我们来说，支付公交车费也很难。”

China's cashless and cardless trend continues to grow, covering an increasing number of uses from ordering food to paying bus fare.

非现金无卡支付越来越普遍，覆盖了从点餐到搭乘公交车等各个生活场景。

We can talk about " bus fare." We can talk about " subway fare."

我们可以谈论“公共汽车票价” 。 我们可以谈论“地铁票价” 。

The bus fare is 80 pence.

【penny】公共汽车费是 80 便士。

" We didn't have the 15 dollars bus fare to come to Harare."

“我们没有 15 美元的巴士票价来哈拉雷。”

After begging their mother, Nancy to let them go, she relented, and gave them bus fare.

在恳求他们的母亲南希放过他们之后，她心软了，并给了他们公共汽车费。

Some had been carried for hundreds of kilometres on the back of their fathers or mothers, others had spent years saving for the bus fare.

有的是被父母从几百公里外的地方背过来的，有的是用花几年时间攒钱买的公交车票过来的。

It's sometimes said that bus fares are too high, but in relation to average incomes, fares are not much higher than they were 50 years ago.

有时候人们认为公交车费太高了，但是根据现如今大家的平均收入水平来看，目前的费用并没有比五十年前的高出很多。

In the past two years, Stumai helped her with money for bus fare, for sanitary pads, for soap and encouraged her to keep going.

在过去的两年里，斯图迈帮她买公交车费、卫生巾、肥皂，并鼓励她坚持下去。

They say that they have to walk, because bus fares, transport fares have increased five- fold in some cases, and they are coming now for the first time to receive some food aid.

他们表示必须走过来, 因为在某些情况下公共汽车票价、运输票价增加了五倍, 他们都是首次来获取一些食物援助。

Researchers in Kenya have given a partial answer. They find that people will skip a meal or choose to walk instead of paying for a bus fare so that they can keep their phone in credit.

肯尼亚的研究人员为这个问题提供了部分的解答。他们发现穷人们宁可少吃一顿，或者以走路代替坐巴士省下车票钱，也要避免手机欠费。

Randy explained to Jeff and Liu that as new kids on the block there was a tax to pay, call it bus fare, and intimidatingly he got right up in Liu’s face.

Randy 向 Jeff 和 Liu 解释说， 作为街区的新孩子， 需要缴纳税款，称之为公交车费， 他吓得直接冲到 Liu 的面前。