motorist

• n.車で旅行する人、車を運転する人

モーター、車から。

motorist (n.)

"motor-car driver," 1896, from motor- + -ist. Earlier as a name for electric railway drivers (1889). Other early alternatives included motorneer.

"Motorer" we have given our reasons for rejecting, and there only remains "motorist" or a compound like "motor-man" or "motor-driver." Mr. C.P.G. Scott, the etymologist of the Century Dictionary, strongly favors "motor-man" or "motor-driver," though he would not object to "motorist" and prefers it above any other single word. ["Electric Power," October 1889]

1. The route took us through scenery quite inaccessible to the motorist .

このルートは私たちを運転者が辿り着けない景勝地を通り抜けてくれた。

2.The British motorrist has been conned by the government.

この英国の自動車運転手は政府にだまされた。

3.The report hammers the private motorist .

このレポートは、その自家用車の運転手を厳しく非難した。

4.Horns honk.An angry motorist shouts.

クラクションの音が響き渡る。怒った運転手が大声で怒鳴っている。

5.The policeman cautioned the motorist about his speed.

警察はその運転手にあまり速く運転しないよう警告した。