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rove

UK
/rəʊv/
US
/roʊv/

Übersetzungen

roveverb
roved
Präteritum
roved
Partizip Perfekt
roving
Gerundium
UK
/rəʊv/
US
/roʊv/
He likes to rove through the countryside on weekends.
Он любит бродить по сельской местности по выходным.
The nomads rove across the desert in search of water.
Кочевники скитаются по пустыне в поисках воды.
She dreams of roving the world and experiencing different cultures.
Она мечтает странствовать по миру и познавать разные культуры.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
кочевать
искать
Synonyme
wander
roam
drift
meander
stray
ramble
range
travel
rovesubstantiv
roves
Pl.
UK
/rəʊv/
US
/roʊv/
His rove across the country took several months.
Его странствие по стране заняло несколько месяцев.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
бродяжничество
reeveverb

rove

Präteritum

reeved
Präteritum
reeved
Partizip Perfekt
reeving
Gerundium
UK
/riːv/
US
/riv/
He had to reeve the rope through the pulley.
Ему нужно было продеть веревку через блок.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
прыть
Synonyme
thread
thread through
pass through
feed through
draw through
lead through
run through
insert through
string through
push through
pass
reaveverb

rove

Präteritum

reaved
Präteritum
reaved
Partizip Perfekt
reaving
Gerundium
UK
/riːv/
US
/riv/
The bandits reave the village every month.
Бандиты грабят деревню каждый месяц.
The storm will reave the trees of their leaves.
Шторм лишит деревья их листьев.
Synonyme
rob
plunder
pillage
loot
despoil
foray
steal

Definitionen

roveverb
To travel constantly without a fixed destination; wander.
They rove across the country in their camper van, exploring new places every week.
To move or pass over a wide area.
The satellite roves the skies, collecting data from various regions.
(of a person's eyes or mind) to wander or move restlessly over or through something
Her eyes roved around the room, taking in every detail.
to roam through or over (a place) in a search or in an aimless way; range over
Vikings once roved the northern seas, plundering coastal villages.
rovesubstantiv
A journey or travel, especially one that is aimless or without a fixed destination.
Their rove through the countryside lasted several weeks, with no particular destination in mind.
reeveverb
To pass a rope through a hole, ring, or block.
The sailor reeved the rope through the pulley to hoist the sail.
reaveverb
To rob or plunder.
The bandits reave the village of its treasures every spring.
To carry away by force.
The storm winds reave the roof from the old barn.
To deprive (a person or thing) of something; to bereave or strip away.
The sudden illness reft her of all strength.
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