Translations

wanderingnoun
wanderings
pl
His wandering through the mountains lasted for weeks.
Его странствие по горам длилось несколько недель.
The wandering of the lost child worried the parents.
Блуждание потерянного ребенка беспокоило родителей.
After years of wandering, he finally found a place to call home.
После многих лет скитаний он наконец нашел место, которое мог назвать домом.
wanderingadjective
more wandering
Comp.
most wandering
Super.
UK
/ˈwɒn.dər.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈwɑːn.dɚ.ɪŋ/
The wandering minstrel sang songs of distant lands.
Блуждающий менестрель пел песни о дальних странах.
The wandering knight sought adventures across the kingdom.
Странствующий рыцарь искал приключения по всему королевству.
wanderverb

wandering

Gerund

wandered
Past Simple
wandered
Past Participle
wandering
Gerund
UK
/ˈwɒn.də/
US
/ˈwɑːn.dɚ/
He likes to wander through the forest.
Ему нравится бродить по лесу.
After losing his job, he began to wander from town to town.
После потери работы он начал скитаться из города в город.
She would often wander in her thoughts during the lecture.
Она часто блуждала в своих мыслях во время лекции.

Definitions

wanderingnoun
The act or instance of traveling aimlessly from place to place.
His wandering took him through many countries and cultures.
A journey or excursion, especially one with no specific destination.
Their wandering led them to discover a hidden village in the mountains.
A deviation from a set course or path.
The wandering of the river over centuries has created a unique landscape.
wanderingadjective
Moving about aimlessly or without a fixed course.
The wandering traveler explored the countryside without a specific destination in mind.
Characterized by a tendency to move from place to place without a clear purpose or direction.
Her wandering thoughts made it difficult for her to focus on the task at hand.
Having a meandering or winding course.
The wandering path through the forest was both beautiful and confusing.
wanderverb
To move about without a fixed course, aim, or goal.
He likes to wander through the city streets, exploring new neighborhoods.
To go astray morally; err.
She began to wander from the values she was taught as a child.
To lose clarity or coherence of thought or expression.
During the lecture, his mind began to wander, and he missed important points.
To move around or traverse (a place) in a leisurely, casual, or aimless manner.
During his vacation, he wandered the cobblestone streets of the old city.