passenger *** pas·sen·ger

passenger *** pas·sen·ger
['pæsɪndʒə(r)]
1. n
(in boat, plane, car) passeggero (-a), (on train) viaggiatore (-trice), passeggero (-a)
2. adj
(aircraft, liner) di linea, passeggeri inv , (train) viaggiatori inv

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