No. 10,096 in German
passagieren
"Passagieren" is an outdated or rarely used German verb meaning "to stroll" or "to take a leisurely walk."
In a sentence
Die Matrosen mussten die Gäste an Bord passagieren.
The sailors had to escort the guests onboard.
Here, 'passagieren' refers to the act of escorting or guiding someone to a place, often used in a maritime or formal context.
Wir sahen, wie die Adler durch die Lüfte passagierten.
We saw how the eagles were gliding through the air.
In this sentence, 'passagieren' is used poetically to describe the controlled and graceful movement.
Er wollte gemütlich durch den Park passagieren und die Natur genießen.
He wanted to stroll leisurely through the park and enjoy nature.
Here, 'passagieren' expresses a leisurely and free movement, similar to strolling or pacing.
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