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errant

/ˈer.ənt/

Traducción: Describe a alguien o algo que se desvía del camino correcto o de los estándares, usado a menudo para referirse a una persona que ha cometido una falta o a un objeto que está fuera de su lugar.

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adjective

/ˈer.ənt/C1formal
  • esDescribe a alguien o algo que se desvía del camino correcto o de los estándares, usado a menudo para referirse a una persona que ha cometido una falta o a un objeto que está fuera de su lugar.

Describes someone or something that is straying from the proper course or standards, often used to refer to a person who has done something wrong or a thing that is misplaced.

  1. Straying from the correct pathC1formal

    Moving away from the intended or proper course, often in a way that is mistaken or wrong.

    esQue se desvía del camino correcto

    • The errant knight wandered far from his kingdom.
    • An errant arrow struck the target by accident.
    • His errant behavior caused him to lose his job.

    Sinónimosaberrantastraydeviantdriftingerroneouswanderingwayward

    Antónimoscorrectdirectproperrightstraighttrue

  2. Misbehaving or waywardC1formal

    Acting in a way that is not acceptable or proper; deviating from expected standards.

    esdescarriado / rebelde

    • The teacher scolded the errant student for skipping class.
    • She tried to correct her errant son's behavior.
    • The errant employee was warned about his misconduct.

    Sinónimosdelinquentdisobedientnaughtyrecalcitranttroublesomeunrulywayward

    Antónimosgoodobedientpropervirtuouswell behaved

Formas
  • more errant comparative form
  • most errant superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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