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maunder

/ˈmɔːn.dər/

Übersetzung: Zusammenhanglos, ziellos oder wirr reden; auch langsam und ziellos umherwandern oder sich schlaff bewegen.

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verb

/ˈmɔːn.dər/C2formal
  • deZusammenhanglos, ziellos oder wirr reden; auch langsam und ziellos umherwandern oder sich schlaff bewegen.

To talk in a rambling, aimless, or incoherent manner; to wander or move listlessly.

  1. Wander aimlesslyC2formalbritish

    To move about without a clear purpose or direction.

    deZiellos umherwandern

    • He spent the afternoon maundering through the old town.
    • She maundered along the riverbank, lost in thought.
    • The lost traveler maundered through the forest for hours.

    Synonymeambledriftgallivantmeanderrambleroamstraytraipsewander

  2. Talk indistinctlyC2formalbritish

    To speak in a low, unclear, or mumbling manner.

    deundeutlich sprechen

    • The old man maundered to himself on the park bench.
    • She maundered something about the weather, but I couldn't catch it.
    • He maundered quietly, his words barely audible.

    Synonymedronegrumblemumblemurmurmutter

    Antonymearticulateenunciate

  3. Talk incessantly about trivial mattersC2formalbritish

    To speak rapidly and continuously about unimportant things.

    deUnunterbrochen über Belangloses reden

    • She maundered on about her neighbor's cat for an hour.
    • He maundered endlessly about his collection of stamps.
    • They maundered through dinner, discussing nothing of consequence.

    Synonymebabbleblatherchatterdrivelgabblejabberpatterprattleramble

    Antonymebe quiethushsilence

Formen
  • maundered past participle
  • maundered past simple
  • maundering present participle
  • maunders third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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