chéng kè
passenger
The Chinese word '乘客' refers to someone who travels in a vehicle, such as a car, bus, or train, but does not drive it or work on it. In English, this word is translated as 'passenger'. It is commonly used in transportation related contexts.
Chéngkè yǐjīng shàng chēle
The passengers have already boarded the bus
This sentence is used to indicate that the passengers have already boarded the bus.
Chéngkè zhèngzài děngdài fēijī
The passengers are waiting for the plane
This sentence can be used at an airport when passengers are waiting for their planes.
Chéngkè xūyào děngdài
Passengers need to wait
This phrase is used when passengers are required to wait.
Chéngkè zhèngzài chīfàn
The passengers are eating
This sentence can be used when passengers are having their meal.
Chéngkè zhèngzài shuìjiào
The passengers are sleeping
This sentence is used when passengers are resting or sleeping.
Chéngkè zhèngzài chákàn dìtú
The passengers are looking at the map
This sentence is used when passengers are referring to a map.
Chéngkè zhèngzài tīng yīnyuè
The passengers are listening to music
This sentence can be used when passengers are listening to music during a trip.
Chéngkè zhèngzài dúshū
The passenger is reading
This sentence is used to describe a scenario where a passenger is reading a book.
Chéngkè zhèngzài kàn diànyǐng
The passenger is watching a movie
This sentence can be used when a passenger is watching a movie during a trip.
Chéngkè zhèngzài chéngzuò huǒchē
The passenger is taking a train
This sentence can be used when a passenger is on a train journey.