hành khách

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The Vietnamese word "hành khách" translates to "passenger" in English. It is a noun used to refer to a person who is traveling in a vehicle, such as a bus, train, plane, or boat, but is not the one operating it.

Usage Instructions:

• Basic Context: You can use "hành khách" when talking about people traveling. For example, if you are at a train station, you might hear announcements for "hành khách" to board or disembark from the train.
• Sentence Structure: You can say "Có nhiều hành khách trên xe buýt" which means "There are many passengers on the bus."

Example:

• "Hành khách cần xuất trình vé khi lên máy bay." (Passengers need to show their tickets when boarding the plane.)

Advanced Usage:

• In more formal or legal contexts, "hành khách" can refer to rights and responsibilities, such as in terms of safety regulations or travel insurance. For example, "Quyền lợi của hành khách" means "The rights of passengers."

Word Variants:

• Hành lý: This word means "luggage" or "baggage," which is often associated with passengers as they travel.
• Đặt chỗ cho hành khách: This means "to reserve a seat for passengers."

Different Meanings:

• "Hành khách" specifically refers to a person traveling. It does not refer to drivers, pilots, or crew members of the vehicle.

Synonyms:

• Khách: This more general term means "guest" or "visitor" and can sometimes be used in a similar context, although it is broader and can refer to someone visiting a place rather than specifically traveling.
• Người đi: This translates to "the person going," which can also imply someone who is traveling.

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noun

1. passenger