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roam
UK
/rəʊm/
US
/roʊm/
roam about
roam around
roam back
roam over
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roam
noun
roams
pl
UK
/rəʊm/
US
/roʊm/
errance
The roam through the countryside was refreshing and filled with unexpected discoveries.
L’errance à travers la campagne იყო rafraîchissante et pleine de découvertes inattendues.
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vagabondage
Plus littéraire ou concret selon le contexte.
roam
verb
roamed
Past Simple
roamed
Past Participle
roaming
Gerund
UK
/rəʊm/
US
/roʊm/
itinérer
Sens technique, télécommunications.
My phone started to roam as soon as we crossed the border.
Mon téléphone a commencé à itinérer dès que nous avons franchi la frontière.
errer
The deer roamed freely through the forest.
Les cerfs erraient librement dans la forêt.
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vagabonder
S’emploie surtout pour un déplacement sans but précis.
Synonyms
explore
traverse
ramble
stray
rove
meander
drift
wander
Definitions
roam
noun
The act of moving or traveling around without a fixed purpose or direction.
The roam through the countryside was refreshing and filled with unexpected discoveries.
roam
verb
To move about or travel aimlessly or unsystematically, especially over a wide area.
The deer roamed freely through the forest.
To connect to and use a mobile or wireless network outside the area served by one’s home provider, often incurring additional charges.
My phone started to roam as soon as we crossed the border.
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