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Definition of passenger in English: passengernoun ˈpasɪndʒəˈpæsɪndʒər 1A traveller on a public or private conveyance other than the driver, pilot, or crew. more than 50 passengers escaped injury when a train was derailed as modifier a passenger ferry Example sentencesExamples - Another passenger said the tram kept on jolting to a stop before the driver told passengers to get off.
- Officers stopped vehicles if drivers or passengers were not wearing seat belts.
- As the car had landed on the passenger side, the driver was suspended in mid-air by his seat belt.
- Sam was in the rear of the car; the driver and one other passenger suffered minor injuries.
- By the greatest good luck no one was hurt, but the driver and his passengers must have been terrified.
- Train passengers travelling to London this weekend will be hit by a series of disruptions.
- The driver and his passengers escaped unhurt when the brick was thrown through a small side window.
- Police will also take statements from passengers and crew on board the flight.
- A passenger escaped serious injury after a bus was attacked on a Keighley estate.
- The battles about drivers or airline passengers using mobiles are not trivial.
- The male driver of the hit and run vehicle had a female passenger travelling with him.
- The council says inconsiderate drivers and their passengers are the main culprits.
- Long gone are the days when such vehicle and passenger ferries meant basic travel.
- The spokesman said the safety of the crew and passengers was the company's first priority.
- Police are searching for both men as well as the drivers or passengers in the first car as a matter of urgency.
- The man said some passengers asked the driver to slow down but he ignored their pleas.
- As well as buying tickets at the machines, passengers can also use travelcards and bus passes.
- The driver and two other passengers were injured and taken to Withybush Hospital.
- Only three hours after his last drink the pilot flew his passenger jet back to the UK.
- Fire crews used cutting equipment to remove the driver and passenger doors from the Fiat Brava.
Synonyms traveller, commuter, voyager, rider, fare payer, fare deck passenger, foot passenger - 1.1British A member of a team or group who does far less effective work than the other members.
he had been a superlative teacher but his health was gone and he was now a passenger Synonyms hanger-on, drone, idler, parasite informal freeloader
Origin Middle English: from the Old French adjective passager 'passing, transitory', used as a noun, from passage (see passage1). Definition of passenger in US English: passengernounˈpasinjərˈpæsɪndʒər A traveler on a public or private conveyance other than the driver, pilot, or crew. Example sentencesExamples - Police are searching for both men as well as the drivers or passengers in the first car as a matter of urgency.
- Fire crews used cutting equipment to remove the driver and passenger doors from the Fiat Brava.
- By the greatest good luck no one was hurt, but the driver and his passengers must have been terrified.
- The driver and his passengers escaped unhurt when the brick was thrown through a small side window.
- A passenger escaped serious injury after a bus was attacked on a Keighley estate.
- Police will also take statements from passengers and crew on board the flight.
- As well as buying tickets at the machines, passengers can also use travelcards and bus passes.
- The council says inconsiderate drivers and their passengers are the main culprits.
- Sam was in the rear of the car; the driver and one other passenger suffered minor injuries.
- Only three hours after his last drink the pilot flew his passenger jet back to the UK.
- The man said some passengers asked the driver to slow down but he ignored their pleas.
- As the car had landed on the passenger side, the driver was suspended in mid-air by his seat belt.
- The spokesman said the safety of the crew and passengers was the company's first priority.
- The battles about drivers or airline passengers using mobiles are not trivial.
- The driver and two other passengers were injured and taken to Withybush Hospital.
- Train passengers travelling to London this weekend will be hit by a series of disruptions.
- Long gone are the days when such vehicle and passenger ferries meant basic travel.
- Another passenger said the tram kept on jolting to a stop before the driver told passengers to get off.
- Officers stopped vehicles if drivers or passengers were not wearing seat belts.
- The male driver of the hit and run vehicle had a female passenger travelling with him.
Synonyms traveller, commuter, voyager, rider, fare payer, fare
Origin Middle English: from the Old French adjective passager ‘passing, transitory’, used as a noun, from passage (see passage). |