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deadhead

/ˈded.hed/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui ne paie pas son trajet (resquilleur), ou un véhicule (train, bus, taxi) qui circule sans passagers, ou encore une personne sans initiative.

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/ˈded.hed/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui ne paie pas son trajet (resquilleur), ou un véhicule (train, bus, taxi) qui circule sans passagers, ou encore une personne sans initiative.

A noun referring to a person who is not paying their way or lacks enterprise, or a vehicle such as a train, bus, or taxi traveling without passengers.

  1. Nonpaying passengerB2informalamerican

    A person who does not pay for a service, such as a passenger on a train or bus without a ticket.

    frPassager sans billet

    • The conductor caught a deadhead on the train.
    • Deadheads are not allowed on the bus without a valid pass.
    • He was considered a deadhead because he never paid his fare.
  2. Empty vehicleB2informalamerican

    A train, bus, or taxi that is traveling without passengers, often to a specific location for service.

    frVéhicule à vide

    • The bus was a deadhead heading back to the depot.
    • The taxi driver drove a deadhead to the airport for a pickup.
    • The train ran as a deadhead to the maintenance yard.
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  • deadheads plural form
  • deadheads' possessive plural form
  • deadhead's possessive singular form
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