meander

UK
/miˈændə/
US
/miˈændɚ/

Übersetzungen

meandersubstantiv
meanders
Pl.
UK
/miˈændə/
US
/miˈændɚ/
The river formed a large meander in the valley.
Река образовала большую извилину в долине.
The ancient Greek pottery was decorated with a meander pattern.
Древнегреческая керамика была украшена узором в виде меандра.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
meanderverb
meandered
Präteritum
meandered
Partizip Perfekt
meandering
Gerundium
UK
/miˈændə/
US
/miˈændɚ/
He likes to meander through the city without a specific destination.
Ему нравится блуждать по городу без определенной цели.
The river began to meander through the valley.
Река начала извиваться через долину.
meanderadjektiv
more meander
Komp.
most meander
Super.
UK
/miˈændə/
US
/miˈændɚ/
Used attributively to qualify nouns, e.g. 'meander pattern'.

Definitionen

meandersubstantiv
A winding curve or bend in a river or road.
The river's meander created a beautiful landscape that attracted many tourists.
An aimless or leisurely walk or journey.
We took a meander through the old town, enjoying the historic architecture.
An ornamental pattern of interlocking or winding lines, especially in ancient Greek design.
The vase was decorated with a classic Greek meander around its rim.
meanderverb
To follow a winding or indirect course.
The river meanders through the valley, creating a picturesque landscape.
To wander aimlessly or casually without urgent destination.
We spent the afternoon meandering through the old town, exploring its narrow streets.
To proceed in a convoluted or undirected fashion.
The conversation meandered from topic to topic without any clear focus.
meanderadjektiv
Having or characterized by a winding course or form.
The trail led the hikers along a meander path by the riverbank.