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111passenger — [14] Originally a passenger was a passager – someone who goes on a ‘passage’, makes a journey. The word was borrowed from Old French passager, at first an adjective meaning ‘passing’, which was derived from passage. The n began to appear in the… …
112passenger-mile — One passenger transported over one mile. It is a measure of the travel provided by an airline …
113passenger mile — noun one mile travelled by one passenger, as a unit of traffic …
114passenger — noun (C) 1 someone who is travelling in a vehicle, plane, boat etc, but is not driving it or working on it: Neither the driver nor the passengers were hurt. | passenger train/carriage/car (=for people, not for goods) 2 BrE someone in a team who… …
115passenger — n 1. rider, fare; equestrian, horseman; train patron, airplane passenger; sailor, boatman; hitch hiker. 2. wayfarer, journeyer, voyager, trekker; tourist, sightseer, commuter, cruiser, traveler, globetrotter, jet setter, Inf. bird of passage,… …
116passenger ship — keleivinis laivas statusas Aprobuotas sritis vandens transportas apibrėžtis Laivas, skirtas vežti daugiau kaip 12 keleivių. atitikmenys: angl. passenger ship šaltinis Lietuvos Respublikos saugios laivybos įstatymo pakeitimo įstatymo projektas …
117passenger mile — In statistics of transportation, a unit of measure equal to the transport of one passenger over one mile of route …
118passenger-side air bag — An air bag restraint system designed to protect the front passenger; introduced on some cars in the early 1990s, it usually occupies the space normally provided for a glove compartment …
119passenger agent — An agent of a railroad company in charge of the passenger business generally or in a particular city or locality. Anno: 113 ALR 87 …
120passenger elevator — An elevator for carrying passengers as distinguished from a freight elevator. 26 Am J2d Elev § 2. An elevator so constructed as to be usable only for the carriage of passengers. 29A Am J Rev ed Ins § 1236. An elevator commonly used for the… …
