No. 14,172 in Spanish
transeünts
"Transeünts" is not a standard Spanish word. It may be a misspelling of "transeúntes," which means "pedestrians" or "passersby" in English.
In a sentence
Los transeúntes caminaban por la calle estrecha.
The passersby were walking along the narrow street.
Here, 'transeúntes' refers to pedestrians or people walking on the street, highlighting its use to describe individuals present temporarily in a certain area.
Los transeúntes ayudaron al niño perdido a encontrar a sus padres.
The passersby helped the lost child find their parents.
In this sentence, 'transeúntes' implies witnessing and assisting from individuals present in a public place.
Algunos transeúntes se detuvieron a observar al músico callejero.
Some passersby stopped to watch the street musician.
Here, 'transeúntes' describes individuals transitioning through an area who pause to engage with a street performance.
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