Meaning & Definition of Omnibus in English
English⟶
Omnibus
A volume containing a variety of works, or a bus designed to carry many passengers.
Pronunciation:
/ˈɒmnɪbəs/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
omnibusesDetailed Definitions
Definition: A book containing a collection of works by a single author or a single theme.
Example Sentence: The publisher released an omnibus edition of her novels.
Definition: A single vehicle or bus designed to carry many passengers.
Example Sentence: We took the omnibus to the city center.
Definition: A legislative bill that contains multiple topics or subjects.
Example Sentence: The senator introduced an omnibus bill covering several issues.
Etymology
Origin: Latin, meaning 'for all' (from 'omnis').
Synonyms
collectioncompilationbusbillpackage
Common Phrases and Expressions
- omnibus bill: A single document that encompasses multiple laws or regulations.
- omnibus service: A transport service that provides multiple routes or options.
- omnibus edition: A singular publication containing multiple works.
Translations
- Spanish: ómnibus
- French: omnibus
- German: Omnibus
- Russian: омнибус
Related Words
- collection: A group of items gathered together.
- compilation: A work formed from various sources.
- legislation: The process of making or enacting laws.