一班

one scheduled departure or service (of a train, bus, etc.)

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phrase Uncommon #10,440
one scheduled departure or service (of a train, bus, etc.) Used to count scheduled transport services; 下一班 means “the next service.”
CH: 你搭哪一班火车进城?
EN: Which train are you taking into the city?

一班

a class

— A Sun (2019)

下一班随时会到

The next one could arrive at any moment.

— 虎胆龙威 (1988)

又一班火车到了,

Another train has arrived.

— 蒲公英 (1985)

不然就得等下一班了

Otherwise, you’ll have to wait for the next one.

— 妈咪 (2014)

一定是搭下一班啦

They must have caught the next one.

— 龙猫 (1988)

抱歉,搭下一班

Sorry, you'll have to take the next one.

— 野蛮入侵 (2003)

你搭哪一班火车进城?

Which train are you taking into town?

— 谜一样的双眼 (2009)

明天早上最早一班班机是几点?

What time is the earliest flight tomorrow morning?

— 重庆森林 (1994)

汤姆可能错过了最后一班列车。

Tom may have missed the last train.

是的下一班几点开?

Yes, what time does the next one leave?

— 虎口脱险 (1966)