wander

wander
'wondə 1. verb
1) (to go, move, walk etc (about, in or on) from place to place with no definite destination in mind: I'd like to spend a holiday wandering through France; The mother wandered the streets looking for her child.) vandre, streife omkring
2) (to go astray or move away from the proper place or home: His mind wanders; My attention was wandering.) komme bort/på avveier
2. noun
(an act of wandering: He's gone for a wander round the shops.) streif, tur
- wanderlust
vandre
verb \/ˈwɒndə\/
1) vandre omkring, vanke omkring, streife omkring
she wanders the streets
hun streifer rundt i gatene
she wanders the world (through)
hun flakker jorden rundt
we wandered a long time in the mist
vi vandret lenge omkring i skodden
2) gå (seg) vill, komme bort
3) (om vei eller elv) bukte seg, slynge seg
the river wanders among the rocks
elven bukter seg blant steinene
4) (om rykte) være i sving, sirkulere, gå
5) gli, fare, gå, flakke
his attention wandered
tankene hans begynte å vandre
his eyes are always wandering
han har et flakkende blikk
his mind wandered back to the past
han tenkte tilbake på det som hadde vært
6) tale usammenhengende, snakke over seg, fantasere, fable
his mind is wandering
han fabler
wander about vandre omkring, streife omkring
they were wandering about the town
de streifet omkring i byen
wander away gå (seg) vill, komme bort
some of the sheep have wandered away
noen av sauene har kommet bort
wander from fjerne seg fra
don't wander from the subject
ikke fjern deg fra emnet
wander off gå (seg) vill, komme bort
he wandered off from his family
han kom bort fra familien sin
she wandered off into the woods
hun forsvant inn i skogen
tale usammenhengende, fantasere prate seg bort, henge seg opp, fortape seg i
you always wander off into details
du henger deg alltid opp i detaljer \/ du fortaper deg alltid i detaljer
wander through streife rundt, vandre omkring, flakke rundt
do you want to wander through the world?
vil du streife rundt i verden?
wander up and down vandre fram og tilbake

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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