【こうじん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. passer-by; traveler; traveller
Forms
  • 【こうじん】
  • こうじん
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. passer-by
    2. This refers to a person who is simply passing by or walking past a certain location. It is often used in contexts where the presence of a bystander or someone who is not directly involved is relevant.
    I asked a passer-by who was walking along the road.
    A passer-by witnessed the accident.
  2. traveler
    3. This indicates a person who is on a journey, typically implying some degree of movement from one place to another, often for leisure or exploration.
    I asked a traveler for directions while they were on their trip.
    Drawing from my experiences as a traveler, I visited many countries.
  3. traveller
    4. Similar to "traveler," this term refers to someone who travels but can imply a more leisure-oriented or adventurous context rather than just movement from place to place.
    As a traveller, I love experiencing new cultures.
    The travellers were enjoying the local cuisine.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to speak to a passer-bya passer-by passes byto see a passer-bythe gaze of a passer-byto ask a passer-by for directionsthe passage of travelersto avoid a passer-bythe number of travelers increasesconversation among passer-bys
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. きごう（きごう）、．.
  2. きごう（きごう）．.
  3. きごう（きごう）．.
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