pedestrian

• Diz-se de algo sem vivacidade, imaginação ou traços distintivos; comum, monótono ou trivial. Em sentido literal, refere-se a quem anda a pé, especialmente em contraste com veículos.

Describes something that is lacking in vitality, imagination, or distinction; ordinary or dull.

1. Ordinary or dullB2formal

   Lacking inspiration or excitement; commonplace.

   Comum

   • The lecture was rather pedestrian and failed to engage the audience.
   • His writing style is pedestrian, with no creative flair.
   • The design of the building was criticized as pedestrian and uninspired.

   Sinônimosbanalblandcommonplacedullhumdrummundaneordinaryprosaicunimaginativeuninspired

   Antônimosbrilliantdazzlingexcitingextraordinaryimaginativeinspiredoriginalremarkable

2. Relating to walkingB1formal

   Of or intended for people who are walking.

   Relativo a pedestres

   • The city council improved the pedestrian pathways in the downtown area.
   • A pedestrian bridge was built over the highway for safety.
   • Pedestrian traffic is heavy in this shopping district.

   Sinônimosambulatoryfootwalking

• Substantivo que designa a pessoa que anda a pé, especialmente na via pública ou em área de circulação de veículos.

A noun referring to a person who is walking, especially in an area where vehicles travel.

1. Person walkingA2formal

   A person who is walking, especially in an area where vehicles go.

   Pedestre

   • The pedestrian crossed the street at the crosswalk.
   • Drivers must yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk.
   • A pedestrian was injured in the accident.

   Sinônimoswalker

   Antônimosdrivermotoristrider