vagrant

• Décrit une personne qui erre d'un endroit à un autre sans domicile ni travail fixes ; désigne aussi ce qui est errant, vagabond ou qui s'écarte de la norme.

Describes a person who wanders from place to place without a fixed home or job; also used to describe something that is wandering or straying.

1. Wandering or unsettledC1formal

   Continually moving from place to place, especially without a fixed home or occupation.

   errant, vagabond

   • The vagrant lifestyle of the nomadic tribe fascinated the anthropologist.
   • He led a vagrant existence, traveling from town to town.
   • The artist's vagrant spirit was reflected in his ever-changing work.

   Synonymesdriftinghomelessitinerantnomadicperipateticrootlessrovingvagabondwandering

   Antonymesfixedrootedsedentarysettled

• Personne qui erre d'un lieu à l'autre sans domicile fixe ni source de revenus régulière.

A person who wanders from place to place without a fixed home or regular means of financial support.

1. Wanderer without a homeB2formal

   A person who moves from place to place and has no fixed home or regular income.

   Vagabond

   • The city has shelters to help vagrants during the winter.
   • A vagrant was seen sleeping under the bridge.
   • The police moved the vagrant along from the park bench.

   Synonymesdrifterhoboitinerantnomadrovertrampvagabondwanderer

   Antonymeshomeownerresidentsettler