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wander

/ˈwɒn.dər/

Traduction: Verbe désignant le fait de marcher ou de se déplacer de façon lente, sans but précis ou de manière nonchalante, souvent sans destination déterminée.

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/ˈwɒn.dər/B1formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait de marcher ou de se déplacer de façon lente, sans but précis ou de manière nonchalante, souvent sans destination déterminée.

A verb used to indicate the act of walking or moving in a leisurely, aimless, or casual manner, often without a specific destination.

  1. Walk aimlesslyA2formal

    To walk or move in a leisurely, aimless, or casual way without a fixed destination.

    frErrer sans but

    • She wandered through the old town for hours.
    • He wandered along the beach at sunset.
    • They wandered around the park, enjoying the fresh air.

    Synonymesambledriftmeanderrambleroamsaunterstrolltraipse

    Antonymesdashhastenhurryracerushspeed

  2. Stray from a pathB1formal

    To move away from a specific path, route, or subject.

    frS'écarter du chemin

    • His mind wandered during the long lecture.
    • The conversation wandered off topic.
    • The hiker wandered off the trail and got lost.

    Synonymesdeviatedigressdivergedriftstrayswerveveer

  3. Travel without a planB1informal

    To travel from place to place without a specific plan or schedule.

    frerrer sans but

    • After college, he decided to wander around Europe.
    • She wandered through several countries before settling down.
    • They wandered from village to village, exploring local cultures.

    Synonymesdriftgallivantmeanderramblerangeroamtraipse

    Antonymesremainsettlestay

Formes
  • wandered past participle
  • wandered past simple
  • wandering present participle
  • wanders third person singular
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