passenger in Latin
passenger in Latin is vector — passenger means a person travelling in a vehicle who is not driving or working as crew.
passenger in Latin
vector
One who rides or travels in a vehicle, but who does not operate it and is not a member of the crew.
What does "passenger" mean?
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noun A person travelling in a vehicle who is not driving or working as crew.
"The bus can carry up to fifty passengers."
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noun A team member who fails to contribute their fair share of effort.
"The manager complained that two players were just passengers this season."
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passenger in a sentence
- The bus can carry up to fifty passengers.
- She sat in the passenger seat and navigated.
- The manager complained that two players were just passengers this season.
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What is "passenger" in Latin?
"passenger" in Latin is vector. passenger means: A person travelling in a vehicle who is not driving or working as crew.
How do you use "passenger" in a sentence?
Example: "The bus can carry up to fifty passengers." In Latin, "passenger" is vector.
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