rambler

UK
/ˈræm.blə/
US
/ˈræm.blər/

Translations

ramblernoun
ramblers
pl
UK
/ˈræm.blə/
US
/ˈræm.blər/
The rambler wandered through the countryside, enjoying the fresh air.
Бродяга бродил по сельской местности, наслаждаясь свежим воздухом.
плетистая роза
The rambler covered the entire wall with its beautiful blooms.
Плетистая роза покрыла всю стену своими красивыми цветами.
rambleradjective
UK
/ˈræm.blə/
US
/ˈræm.blɚ/
Attributive use of the noun, e.g. “rambler ticket”, “rambler rose”.

Definitions

ramblernoun
A person who takes long walks in the countryside for pleasure.
Every weekend, she becomes a rambler, exploring the scenic trails around her town.
A type of rose that grows long, flexible stems and is often trained to climb over structures.
The garden was adorned with a beautiful rambler that covered the old stone wall with vibrant blooms.
A person who talks or writes in a confused or inconsequential way.
During the meeting, he was a bit of a rambler, jumping from topic to topic without a clear point.
North American: a single-story house, typically with a low-pitched roof; a ranch house.
They decided to downsize to a small rambler on the edge of town.
rambleradjective
Attributive: relating to or suitable for rambling or to a rambler rose.
He bought a rambler ticket that allowed unlimited weekend travel.