What does it mean it's two bus stops away?
I have read a sentence,
"It's two bus stops away."
what does it mean? In particular, what does "away" mean here?
Thank you.
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'Away' would be short for 'away from here'.
It suggests that (a) where you are is on a bus route, and near a bus stop (b) 'it' is along the road that the bus follows - so probably along the main road, and (c) 'it' is near the second bus stop after this one. In other words, if you get on a bus, and go to 'it', you pass one stop, and get off the second stop.
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It means that something or somewhere it's located at the second next bus stop.
Away in this sentence means something like "of distance"
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