travelers
n. countablen. people who are on a journey or who often go to different places. You use this word for anyone moving from one location to another, especially for long distances.
n. individuals who are engaged in a journey or who move from place to place, particularly over significant distances. This spelling is standard in American English, whereas British English uses a double 'l'.
The airport is full of tired travelers today.
Experienced travelers always carry a portable charger and a physical map in case their phone battery dies.
The historic inn has provided shelter to weary travelers for centuries, serving as a vital waypoint for those crossing the mountain pass before the onset of winter.
Plural form of 'traveler'. In American English, the single 'l' is standard; British English prefers 'travellers'.
The travelers is waitingThe travelers are waitingAs a plural noun, it requires a plural verb form.