straggle

• Sustantivo que designa un grupo disperso o desordenado de personas o cosas, a menudo extendido de manera irregular sobre un área, o el acto de rezagarse o separarse del grupo principal.

A noun referring to a scattered, irregular, or disordered group of people or things, often spread out over an area.

1. A scattered or disorderly groupC1formal

   A group of people or things that are spread out in an untidy or irregular way.

   grupo disperso

   • A straggle of tourists followed the guide through the narrow streets.
   • The garden was a straggle of wildflowers and weeds.
   • A straggle of houses lined the dusty road.

   Sinónimosscatterscatteringsprawl

• Verbo que se usa para indicar movimiento o extensión de manera dispersa, irregular o desordenada, a menudo quedándose atrás de otros o sin formar un grupo compacto.

A verb used to indicate moving or spreading out in a scattered, irregular, or untidy way, often lagging behind others.

1. Wander off courseB2formal

   To stray or deviate from a direct or intended path.

   desviarse del camino

   • The hikers began to straggle from the main trail.
   • A few soldiers straggled behind the main column.
   • The group straggled across the field, losing formation.

   Sinónimosdeviatedigressdriftmeanderroamstrayswerveveerwander

2. Spread irregularlyB2formal

   To move, grow, or extend in a scattered, untidy, or uneven manner.

   Extenderse irregularmente

   • The village straggles along the riverbank.
   • Weeds straggled across the abandoned garden.
   • The crowd straggled out of the stadium after the game.

   Sinónimosdriftscattersprawlspreadstring outtrail

   Antónimosalignclusterconcentrateconvergegather