英和和英

名詞

thoroughfarer (plural thoroughfarers)

1. (archaic, rare) One who travels through a place.
   • 1870, The African Repository and Colonial Journal (volume 46, page 229)

     This town is also notorious for the mischief and trouble it gives thoroughfarers; and but for our coming under the protection of Dowilnyah, it soon fell out what would have happened.

   • 1920, The Saturday Evening Post (volume 192, page 14)

     […] isolated spot seldom passed by thoroughfarers and by reason of its lack of shade had no attraction for loiterers.