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Passengers

Individuals who travel in vehicles without operating them.

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Passengers are individuals who travel in vehicles such as cars, buses, trains, ships, or aircraft without operating them. They rely on drivers, pilots, or crew members for transportation to their destination.

Etymology

The term 'passenger' comes from the Latin word 'passagarius,' meaning 'one who steps across.'

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Passengers are people who ride in cars, buses, or planes without driving them.

Fun Facts

The word 'passenger' comes from the Latin word 'passagarius', meaning 'one who steps aside'
Early passenger transport was often on foot, with passengers stepping aside to let others pass
The first public railway passenger service began in England in 1825

FAQ

Who are passengers? People who travel in a vehicle without operating it
What do passengers do? They enjoy the journey or go to a destination
Are all travelers passengers? No, drivers and pilots operate vehicles

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

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Hyponyms — Specific Examples

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Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

vehicles transportation systems

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