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pas.seng.erH5pAs7[n7dVE5, $-dVLn [C]a person who is travelling in a vehicle but is not driving it, flying it or working on it乘客，旅客airline/rail/car passengers飞机上的／火车上的／汽车上的乘客London Tube and bus passengers will have to pay an average 9.7 per cent more on fares next year.明年乘坐伦敦地铁和公共汽车的乘客必须平均多付9.7％的车费。The manufacturers have just released details of their new passenger aircraft/jet (= one for carrying people rather than for fighting or for carrying goods).制造商们刚刚发布了他们新的客机的详细情况。Traffic frightens me so much that I find it difficult even to sit in the passenger seat (= front seat next to the driver) of a car.来来往往的车辆叫我这么害怕，以致于坐在汽车司机座位旁我都觉得难受。The two passenger trains (= ones carrying people rather than goods) involved in the accident had both come from south-west London.卷入这起车祸的两辆客运火车都从伦敦的西南部开来。
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