bystander

English

Etymology

by- +‎ stander

Noun

bystander (plural bystanders)

A person who, although present at some event, does not take part in it; an observer or spectator.

Translations

a person who, although present at some event, does not take part in it; an observer or spectator

Chinese:
Mandarin: 旁觀者 (zh), 旁观者 (zh) (pángguānzhě)
Dutch: omstander (nl) m
Finnish: sivullinen (fi), sivustakatsoja
French: passant (fr) m, badaud (fr) m
Georgian: დამკვირვებელი (damḳvirvebeli), მოწმე (moc̣me), მაყურებელი (maq̇urebeli)

German: Zuschauer (de) m, Schaulustiger (de) m
Italian: astante m, convenuto (it) m
Polish: naoczny świadek m
Portuguese: espectador (pt) m
Russian: свиде́тель (ru) m (svidételʹ) (witness), наблюда́тель (ru) m (nabljudátelʹ) (observer), очеви́дец (ru) m (očevídec)
Spanish: mirón (es) m, mirona (es) f, transeúnte (es) m or f, espectador (es) m, curioso (es) m, cotilla (es)

See also

Anagrams

stander by, stander-by

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