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meandering

/miˈæn.dər.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit un chemin, un trajet ou un discours qui est sinueux, indirect ou sans but précis., Verbe désignant le fait de se déplacer sans but précis ou de suivre un chemin sinueux et irrégulier, employé au sens propre comme au sens figuré.

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adjective

/miˈæn.dər.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • frDécrit un chemin, un trajet ou un discours qui est sinueux, indirect ou sans but précis.

Describes a path, route, or course of speech that is winding, indirect, or aimless.

  1. Winding or curvingB2formal

    Following a winding or twisting course, often used for paths, rivers, or roads.

    frsinueux

    • The meandering path led through the forest.
    • We followed a meandering river through the valley.
    • The road became meandering as it climbed the mountain.

    Synonymescurvingserpentinesinuoustortuoustwistingwinding

    Antonymesdirectlinearstraight

  2. Wandering or aimlessB2formal

    Moving or proceeding in a slow, indirect, or aimless manner.

    frerrant, vagabond

    • His meandering speech failed to address the main issue.
    • She took a meandering route through the old town.
    • The conversation was meandering and lacked focus.

    Synonymesaimlesscircuitousdiscursivedriftingindirectramblingroundaboutrovingwanderingwinding

    Antonymesdirectfocusedmethodicalpurposefulstraight

Formes
  • more meandering comparative form
  • most meandering superlative form
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verb

meander/miˈændər/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait de se déplacer sans but précis ou de suivre un chemin sinueux et irrégulier, employé au sens propre comme au sens figuré.

A verb used to indicate wandering without a fixed direction or following a winding course, often used in a literal or figurative sense.

  1. Wander aimlesslyB2formal

    To follow a winding or indirect path, often without a clear destination.

    frerrer sans but

    • The river meanders through the valley.
    • We meandered through the old town, enjoying the sights.
    • She meandered along the forest trail without any hurry.

    Synonymesambledriftgallivantmaunderrambleroamsaunterstrolltraipsewander

    Antonymesdirecthurryrushstraighten

  2. Speak or think in a rambling wayB2formal

    To talk or think in a confused, aimless, or lengthy manner.

    frparler ou penser de façon décousue

    • His speech meandered from one topic to another.
    • She meandered through her thoughts before reaching a conclusion.
    • The conversation meandered without any clear point.

    Synonymesbabblechatterdigressdriftmaunderprattlerambleroamstraywander

    Antonymesconcentratefocus

Formes
  • meandered past participle
  • meandered past simple
  • meandering present participle
  • meanders third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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