transeúnte
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el transeúnte, la transeúnte, transeúnte(
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)masculine or feminine noun
a. passerby
Un transeúnte que vio el incendio llamó a los bomberos.A passerby who saw the fire called the firefighters.
El curioso letrero afuera de la tienda llamaba la atención de los transeúntes.The curious sign outside the store caught the attention of the passersby.
b. pedestrian (in the street)
El auto perdió el control y atropelló a dos transeúntes.The car lost control and ran over two pedestrians.
2. (politics)
a. temporary resident
Los transeúntes no pueden trabajar si no cuentan con autorización.Temporary residents are not allowed to work without authorization.
adjective
3. (going past)
a. passing
Una mujer transeúnte vio a los ladrones y llamó a la policía.A passing woman saw the robbers and called the police.
a. transitory
Los residentes transeúntes no pueden adquirir propiedades.Transitory residents are not allowed to purchase property.
b. transient
La mayoría de los trabajadores transeúntes o por temporada son hombres solteros.Most of the seasonal or transient laborers are single men.
c. temporary
Los miembros transeúntes no tienen derecho a voto.Temporary members don't have the right to vote.
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