bystander

nounB2 · Upper-intermediate

Person who watches something happen.

Meaning of «bystander»

noun

person who watches something happen

A bystander called the police after witnessing the accident.

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The difference between similar words

a person who sees something happen

witnessa person who sees an event and may tell about itThe witness described the car to the police.

bystandera person who is near an event but not involvedA bystander called an ambulance.

onlookera person who watches something happenA crowd of onlookers watched the fire.

spectatora person who watches a sport or showThousands of spectators came to the match.

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