wander
wan
ˈwɑn
vaan
der
dər
dēr
/ˈwɒndə/

A(z) „wander” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to wander
01

kĂłborol, kĂłszĂĄl

to move in a relaxed or casual manner
Intransitive
to wander definition and meaning
Példåk
She wandered around the park, lost in thought as the autumn leaves crunched beneath her feet.
KĂłszĂĄlt a parkban, elveszve a gondolataiban, miközben az Ƒszi levelek ropogtak a lĂĄba alatt.
1.1

kĂłborol, vĂĄndorol

to travel around without a clear purpose or direction, often covering a large area
Transitive: to wander a place
Példåk
After getting lost, he found himself wandering the unfamiliar streets of the city.
Miutån eltévedt, azt talålta, hogy a våros ismeretlen utcåin kóborol.
02

kĂłborol, megcsal

to breach sexual fidelity by engaging in affairs outside a committed relationship
Intransitive
Példåk
Healing from the aftermath of wandering requires intentional effort.
A kĂłborlĂĄs következmĂ©nyeibƑl valĂł gyĂłgyulĂĄs szĂĄndĂ©kos erƑfeszĂ­tĂ©st igĂ©nyel.
03

elkalandozik, eltér a témåtól

to lose focus or stray from the main point or subject
Intransitive
Példåk
In deep contemplation, his thoughts would often wander away from the task at hand.
MĂ©ly elmĂ©lkedĂ©s közben gondolatai gyakran elkĂłboroltak a kĂ©zben levƑ feladattĂłl.
04

kanyarog, kĂłborol

to move in a twisting, turning, or circular path
Intransitive
Példåk
As we hiked, the trail began to wander, leading us through a scenic and winding forest path.
Ahogy tĂșrĂĄztunk, az ösvĂ©ny elkezdett kanyarogni, Ă©s egy festƑi Ă©s kanyargĂłs erdei Ășton vezetett minket.
05

kóborol, eltéved

to deviate or go astray from a planned or intended course
Intransitive
Példåk
The hiker warned his friends not to wander from the marked trail to avoid confusion.
A tĂșrĂĄzĂł figyelmeztette barĂĄtait, hogy ne tĂ©vedjenek el a jelzett ösvĂ©nyrƑl, hogy elkerĂŒljĂ©k a zavart.
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