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1. (n.) pedestrian
a person who goes or travels on foot.
2. (adj.) pedestrian
going or performed on foot.
3. pedestrian
of or for walking.
4. pedestrian
lacking in vitality, imagination, or distinction; prosaic.
Etymology: (1710–20; < L pedestri- (s. of pedester on foot, der. of pēs (s. ped-); see pedi -) + -an1)
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| Definition of 'pedestrian' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) pedestrian, walker, footer
a person who travels by foot
2. (adj) pedestrian, prosaic, prosy, earthbound
lacking wit or imagination
"a pedestrian movie plot"
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1. (noun) pedestrian
sb who is walking on or near a road
Pedestrians are not allowed to go onto the freeway.
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| Definition of 'pedestrian' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) pedestrian
going on foot; performed on foot; as, a pedestrian journey
2. (noun) pedestrian
a walker; one who journeys on foot; a foot traveler; specif., a professional walker or runner
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Sense: a person who travels on foot
Three pedestrians were hit by the car.
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Afrikaans: voetganger |
Arabic: ماشٍ، راجِل |
Bulgarian: пешеходец |
Brazilian: pedestre |
Czech: chodec |
German: der/die Fußgänger(in) |
Danish: fodgænger |
Greek: πεζός |
Spanish: peatón |
Estonian: jalakäija |
Farsi: عابر پیاده |
Finnish: jalankulkija |
French: piéton/-onne |
Hebrew: הוֹלֵך-רֶגֶל |
Hindi: पैदल राहगीर |
Croatian: pješak |
Hungarian: gyalogos |
Indonesian: pejalan kaki |
Icelandic: gangandi vegfarandi |
Italian: pedone |
Japanese: 歩行者 |
Korean: 보행인 |
Lithuanian: pėsčiasis |
Latvian: gājējs |
Malay: pejalan kaki |
Dutch: voetganger |
Norwegian: fotgjenger |
Polish: pieszy |
Persian: عابر پیاده |
Pashto: پلي، پياده، تلونى |
Portuguese: peão |
Romanian: pieton |
Russian: пешеход |
Slovak: chodec |
Slovenian: pešec |
Serbian: pešak |
Swedish: fotgängare |
Thai: คนเดินถนน |
Turkish: yaya |
Taiwanese: 行人,步行者 |
Ukrainian: пішохід |
Urdu: پيدل چلنے والا، پيادہ |
Vietnamese: khách bộ hành |
Chinese: 行人,步行者 |
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