English
Etymology
From L. omnibus#Latin|omnibus
Noun
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- obsolete A vehicle set up to carry many people (now usually called a bus).
- A book containing multiple individual works.
- A television programme/program consisting of all of the episodes of a soap opera that have been shown in the previous week.
Translations
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Bulgarian: омниб�� (omnibus) m, ав�об�� (avtobus) m
Dutch: bus#Dutch|bus
German: Omnibus, Bus#German|Bus m
Icelandic: strætó m
Interlingua: omnibus, autobus, bus#Interlingua|bus
Italian: autobus m
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Japanese: ����(������, noriaibasu)
Portuguese: ônibus m
Romanian: autobuz n
Spanish: autobús m
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Bulgarian: �бо�ник (sbórnik) m
Interlingua: compilation#Interlingua|compilation
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Portuguese: compilação f
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Adjective
omnibus (no compar or superl; used only before a noun)
- Containing multiple items.
#:The legislature enacted an omnibus appropriations bill.
- An edition of a radio programme consisting of all of the episodes of a soap opera that have been broadcast in the previous week.
#: The omnibus edition of "The Archers" is broadcast every Sunday morning at 11.00
- philately a stamp issue, usually commemorative, that appears simultaneously in several countries.
Translations
Bulgarian: в�еоб�ва�ен (vseobkhvaten) m
Latin
Adjective
omnibus
- for all
- for everything
External links
Omnibus, Paris Late 19th Century: history of the early adaption, based on a play of words of "Omnes Omnibus" for a Paris' stagecoach.
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