pedestrians

英 [pɪˈdɛstrɪənz]

美 [pəˈdɛstriənz]

n.  行人; 步行者
pedestrian的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指城镇的）步行者，行人
  Apedestrianis a person who is walking, especially in a town or city, rather than travelling in a vehicle.
  1. In Los Angeles a pedestrian is a rare spectacle...
     在洛杉矶很少见到步行者。
  2. More than a third of all pedestrian injuries are to children.
     所有受伤的行人中有1/3以上是儿童。
• ADJ-GRADED 平庸的；乏味的；平淡无奇的
  If you describe something aspedestrian, you mean that it is ordinary and not at all interesting.
  1. His style is so pedestrian that the book becomes a real bore...
     他的文风十分平庸，那本书乏味至极。
  2. I drove home contemplating my own more pedestrian lifestyle.
     我开车回家，一路上思考着自己更为乏味的生活方式。

双语例句

• The busy traffic entrance was a hazard to pedestrians.
  繁忙的车辆出入口对行人是一个危险。
• They tried to segregate pedestrians and vehicles.
  他们试图把行人和车辆分隔开。
• There's a sidewalk for pedestrians and visitors.
  有供行人和参观者使用的人行道。
• Motorists were criticised for being inconsiderate to pedestrians.
  开车的人因不考虑行人而受到指责。
• Pedestrians keep to the side of the road.
  行人靠边走。
• Several pedestrians had come to grief on the icy pavement.
  几个行人在结冰的人行道上滑倒了。
• Almost half of those who die in road traffic crashes are pedestrians, cyclists or users of motorized two-wheelers.
  在道路交通事故死亡者中，近一半是行人、骑自行车或开两轮机动车的人。
• Pedestrians keep to the sidewalk [ footpath]!
  行人走便道。
• Pedestrians scattered, seeking shelter.
  行人都散开了，争相躲避。
• There motorists and pedestrians are asked to produce ID cards by armed soldiers.
  全副武装的军人要求机动车驾驶员和行人出示身份证。