pillion

/pil-yuhn/US // ˈpɪl yən //UK // (ˈpɪljən) //

后座,后排乘客,后座乘客,后排座位

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a pad or cushion attached behind a saddle, especially as a seat for a woman.
- : a pad, cushion, saddle, or the like, used as a passenger seat on a bicycle, motor scooter, etc.
- : a passenger's saddle or seat behind the driver's seat on a motorcycle.

as insaddle

Synonyms

The saddle of Maitre Perrot had a pillion attached behind for a lady, but this was at present untenanted.
"An officer and eight men," he whispered to Rupert as he leapt into the saddle, while Rupert lifted Adele on to the pillion.
Clem had met her in Jackson with his nag, and she was riding, mountain-fashion, on a pillion behind him.
Young Mr. Beall carried his bride on a pillion behind him, her red riding-cloak flung over her ball dress.
But it was long before it began to supplant the post-horses and the feminine pillion.