wandering

英 [ˈwɒndərɪŋ]

美 [ˈwɑːndərɪŋ]

adj.  流浪的;漂泊的
v.  漫游; 游荡; 闲逛; 徘徊; 流浪; 漂泊; 偏离(正道); 走失; 离散; 走神; 神志恍惚; (思想)开小差
wander的现在分词

复数：wanderings　现在分词：wandering　

BNC.18757 / COCA.16302

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 流浪的;漂泊的
  Wanderingis used to describe people who travel around rather than staying in one place for a long time.
  1. ...a band of wandering musicians.
     一群漂泊的音乐人

英英释义

noun

• travelling about without any clear destination
  1. she followed him in his wanderings and looked after him
  Synonym:rovingvagabondage

adj

• having no fixed course
  1. an erratic comet
  2. his life followed a wandering course
  3. a planetary vagabond
  Synonym:erraticplanetary
• migratory
  1. a restless mobile society
  2. the nomadic habits of the Bedouins
  3. believed the profession of a peregrine typist would have a happy future
  4. wandering tribes
  Synonym:mobilenomadicperegrineroving

双语例句

• They advise against foreign delegates wandering unescorted in various parts of town.
  他们建议外国代表在没人陪同时不要在城镇四处游逛。
• I dreamed you were wandering in the dark.
  我梦见你在黑暗中游荡。
• I found her wandering the streets in a complete daze.
  我发现她恍恍惚惚地在街上游荡。
• A phrase from the conference floor set my mind wandering
  会上发言者的一句话让我思绪飘远。
• The sheep keep wandering into the vegetable field so we shall have to fence them out.
  羊不断地往菜地里跑，我们得用栅栏把它们拦在外面。
• Man is usually a wandering and enterprising animal.
  人通常是一种游动的和有进取心的动物。
• The poet went off his nut and started wandering around his house with no clothes on in bitter cold.
  那位诗人发疯了，在刺骨的严寒中光着身子在家的四周漫无目的地走着。
• A stranger is wandering in the streets.
  一个陌生人在大街上徘徊。
• Wandering in darkness, the drunk bumped into a policeman.
  那醉汉在黑夜中闲荡时撞到了一个警察的身上。
• They had taken to wandering through the streets arm-in-arm.
  他们养成了挽着胳膊逛街的习惯。