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gypsy

/ˈdʒɪp.si/

gypsynoun

gypsies

/ˈdʒɪp.si/

Traductions

цыган

The gypsy played a beautiful melody on his violin.

Цыган играл красивую мелодию на своей скрипке.

ром

The Rom community has a rich cultural heritage.

У ромского сообщества богатое культурное наследие.

Traductions supplémentaires

кочевник

бродяга

Définitions

A member of a traditionally itinerant ethnic group, often associated with a nomadic lifestyle and originally from the Indian subcontinent, particularly the Romani people.

The gypsy camp was set up on the outskirts of the town, with colorful caravans and lively music.

A person who leads a nomadic or unconventional lifestyle, often moving from place to place.

She lived like a gypsy, traveling from city to city with no permanent home.

Nautical: the wheel or drum on a windlass used for handling anchor chain; also called a gypsy wheel.

The chain rattled over the gypsy as the crew raised the anchor.

Synonymes

gypsyadjective

gypsier

Comp.

gypsiest

Super.

/ˈdʒɪpsi/

Traductions

цыганский

She wore a gypsy skirt that flowed with every step.

Она носила цыганскую юбку, которая развевалась с каждым шагом.

Définitions

Relating to or characteristic of the Romani people or their culture.

She wore a gypsy skirt that flowed with vibrant colors and intricate patterns.

Wandering or nomadic in nature, often used to describe a lifestyle or behavior.

He led a gypsy life, moving from city to city without settling down.

Synonymes

gypsyverb

gypsied

Past Simple

gypsied

Past Participle

gypsying

Gerund

Rare and informal; to travel in a roaming manner or, in nautical usage, to haul a rope or chain using a gypsy wheel.

Définitions

To travel or wander from place to place in a free-spirited or nomadic fashion.

After college she gypsied across South America for two years.

Synonymes

travel itinerantly

wander about

Gypsiesnoun

gypsy

gypsies

Traductions

цыгане

The gypsies set up their camp near the river.

Цыгане разбили лагерь возле реки.

Définitions

A member of a traditionally itinerant ethnic group, often associated with a nomadic lifestyle, originally from the Indian subcontinent and now living in various parts of the world.

The gypsies set up their colorful caravans on the outskirts of the town.

A person who is perceived to have a nomadic or unconventional lifestyle, often used in a broader, sometimes pejorative sense.

She was called a gypsy by her friends because of her love for travel and adventure.

Synonymes