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wandering

/ˈwɒndəɹɪŋ/ /ˈwɑndəɹɪŋ/

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verb

Errer, vagabonder

To move without purpose or specified destination; often in search of livelihood.

Examples :

"to wander over the fields"

errer sur les champs

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verb

Errer, vagabonder

To stray; stray from one's course; err.

Examples :

"A writer wanders from his subject."

Un écrivain erre loin de son sujet.

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verb

Tromper, commettre l'adultère

To commit adultery.

Examples :

"Because Sarah deeply valued honesty in her marriage, she was devastated to learn that her husband had been wandering. "

Parce que Sarah attachait une grande valeur à l'honnêteté dans son mariage, elle a été dévastée d'apprendre que son mari avait commis l'adultère.

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verb

Errer, vagabonder

To go somewhere indirectly or at varying speeds; to move in a curved path.

Examples :

"The lost dog was wandering through the neighborhood, sniffing at every tree and bush. "

Le chien perdu errant dans le quartier, reniflait chaque arbre et buisson.

way action direction

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verb

Divaguer, s'égarer

Of the mind, to lose focus or clarity of argument or attention.

Examples :

"During the meeting, Sarah's thoughts wandered, and she missed several key points. "

Pendant la réunion, les pensées de Sarah ont divagué et elle a manqué plusieurs points clés.

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noun

Errance, vagabondage

Travelling with no preset route; roaming.

Examples :

"My grandpa enjoys wandering through the park each morning, letting his curiosity guide him. "

Mon grand-père aime errer dans le parc chaque matin, se laissant guider par sa curiosité.

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noun

Errance oculaire

Irregular turning of the eyes.

Examples :

"The doctor noticed a slight wandering in the child's left eye during the examination. "

Le médecin a remarqué une légère errance oculaire dans l'œil gauche de l'enfant pendant l'examen.

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noun

Rêverie, vagabondage

Aimless thought.

Examples :

"Her wandering during the lecture made it hard for her to focus and take notes. "

Ses rêveries pendant la conférence l'ont empêchée de se concentrer et de prendre des notes.

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noun

Errance, déambulation

Straying from a desired path.

Examples :

"After a brief wandering, the lost dog finally found its way back home. "

Après une brève errance, le chien perdu a finalement retrouvé le chemin de la maison.

way action tendency

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noun

Délires

(chiefly in the plural) Disordered speech or delirium.

Examples :

"His wandering was so severe during the meeting that he couldn't answer simple questions. "

Ses délires étaient si graves pendant la réunion qu'il ne pouvait pas répondre à des questions simples.

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adjective

Errant, vagabond

Which wanders; travelling from place to place.

Examples :

"The shepherd kept a close eye on his wandering sheep to prevent them from getting lost. "

Le berger surveillait attentivement ses moutons errants pour les empêcher de se perdre.

place geography

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adjective

Errant, mobile

(of an organ) Abnormally capable of moving in certain directions.

Examples :

"a wandering kidney; a wandering liver"

un rein mobile ; un foie errant

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