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Meanings of Passer in English
Portuguese
transeunte Synonyms
Examples for "passerby"
Examples for "passerby"
1
A passerby called emergency services at about 10am on Thursday morning .
2
He hopes that a passerby will stop and offer him piecemeal work.
3
She had an altercation with a passerby not too far from here.
4
It was a faded photograph, taken by a passerby on Graysands Beach.
5
Footage filmed by a passerby shows part of the Top Gear stunt.
1
Laura Safe was pulled to safety from the water by a passer-by.
2
It flaunted in the face of the passer-by an old-time front yard.
3
Rents in the roofless walls of unoccupied houses stared at the passer-by.
4
A passer-by came across the gruesome scene and immediately alerted the authorities.
5
It often ends with her asking a random passer-by to stand guard.
Usage of Passer in English
1
Less reed-sparrow, Passer arundinaceus minor: May, on to beginning of July.
2
Laura Safe was pulled to safety from the water by a passer-by.
3
It flaunted in the face of the passer-by an old-time front yard.
4
Rents in the roofless walls of unoccupied houses stared at the passer-by.
5
A passer-by came across the gruesome scene and immediately alerted the authorities.
6
A Wizard, sitting in the market-place, told the fortunes of the passers-by.
7
Water and wind attacked the passers-by; riddled, flooded, and upheaved the roads.
8
It often ends with her asking a random passer-by to stand guard.
9
Floor-to-ceiling windows at DanceHouse mean passers-by can see its dancers at work.
10
The dynamics of a game can change a passer rating very quickly.
11
He's every bit as good a passer as he is a scorer.
12
Indianapolis had said earlier they would select Luck, a classic drop-back passer.
13
Parents, children, pensioners, visitors and passers-by are gathered to watch and relax.
14
He's a good passer, scores goals and is an excellent set-piece deliverer.
15
You know every time a passer-by looks at you in the street.
16
Over the hedge he could see the heads and shoulders of passers-by.
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Translations for Passer
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Passer through the time
Passer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common