passerby 的定义
plural pass·ers·by [pas-erz-bahy, -bahy, pah-serz-], /ˈpæs ərzˈbaɪ, -ˌbaɪ, ˈpɑ sərz-/,
- a person passing by.
passerby 近义词
等同于 pedestrian
等同于 bystander
等同于 eyewitness
更多passerby例句
- The video, shot by a passerby, begins after Franklin is supposed to be dead.
- I only hope some curious passerby picked it up from whatever park bench or lobby sofa or cafe table I left it on, read it and set it back out into the wilds.
- "You're a bunch of killers," a passerby told cops standing sentry there, according to one police source.
- Because while calling a passerby “sexy” may be uncouth, it shouldn't be illegal.
- She had been choked unconscious and very likely would have died had a passerby not scared away her attacker.
- I was in a production of Oliver Twist and I was a passerby, and I had five words: “Coming down the street there!”
- A passerby found her body last week, half hidden, half burned, in the Bois de Boulogne on the outskirts of Paris.
- On the way home Susanna could scarcely refrain from calling out to every passerby some hint of their good fortune.
- Frank could see that the door was ajar, as though inviting the passerby to enter without the formality of knocking.
- They take the boy to Paris, employ a passerby—a man of their own class, no doubt—for a few francs, to deliver him at your door.
- The rhododendron, with its brilliant colouring, is everywhere, and the little forget-me-not nods to every passerby.
- The "sport" was soon stopped, however, by a passerby, who administered a rebuke that could hardly be forgotten.