wander

wander
[ˈwɒndə(r)]
sustantivo
1vuelta (f)
  • to go for a wander -> ir a dar una vuelta
verbo transitivo
2vagar por (streets, world)
verbo intransitivo
3vagar (roam, stray)(around por)
  • she had wandered from the path -> se había alejado del camino
4distraerse (verbally, mentally)
  • to wander from the subject -> desviarse del tema, divagar
  • my thoughts were wandering -> mi mente empezaba a divagar

wander [uon-dar]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Errar, andar vagando, vagar, vaguear (to move, go, walk from place to place). (n)
2Rodar, andorrear, corretear, andar de una parte a otra sin objeto fijo. (n)
3Discurrir, andar o caminar por diversas partes y lugares. (n)
4Delirar. (n)
5Extraviarse; desviarse del asunto, (n)
participio
6ej. (ejemplo) (n)
sustantivo
  • Groups of nomads wande -> across the desert, grupos de nómadas vaguean a través del desierto
durante una discusió

wander [ˈwɒndəʳ]
noun
paseo; (m)
to go for have a wanderor pasearse; dar un paseo; dar una vuelta
verb:intransitive
1 (for pleasure) pasear; (aimlessly) deambular; vagar; errar
we spent the morning wandering round the old town pasamos la mañana paseando por el casco antiguo; they wandered aimlessly through the streets iban deambulando vagando por las calles;or to wander round the shops curiosear pasearse por las tiendas;or
2 (stray)
to wander from the path desviarse alejarse del camino;or the sheep had wandered into the next field las ovejas se habían metido en el prado de al lado
3 [+person] (in speech) divagar
to wander from off the pointor salirse del tema; to let one's mind wander dejar vagar la imaginación; his eyes wandered round the room paseó la mirada por la habitación; his attention wandered for a moment and the milk boiled over se distrajo despistó un momento y se le salió la leche;or my attention wandered a bit in the second half of the film perdí un poco la concentración me distraje me despisté en la segunda mitad de la película;oror
verb:transitive
[+streets, hills] recorrer; vagar por
the children were left to wander the streets
to wander the world recorrer el mundo entero; he had wandered the seven seas in search of it (literary) había surcado los siete mares en su busca; (literary)

Verb Conjugation for "wander"

Imperative
  • wander
  • you wander
  • he/she wanders
  • we wander
  • you wander
  • they wander
Preterite
  • I wandered
  • you wandered
  • he/she wandered
  • we wandered
  • you wandered
  • they wandered
Present Continuous
  • I am wandering
  • you are wandering
  • he/she is wandering
  • we are wandering
  • you are wandering
  • they are wandering
Present Perfect
  • I have wandered
  • you have wandered
  • he/she has wandered
  • we have wandered
  • you have wandered
  • they have wandered
Past Continuous
  • I was wandering
  • you were wandering
  • he/she was wandering
  • we were wandering
  • you were wandering
  • they were wandering
Past Perfect
  • I had wandered
  • you had wandered
  • he/she had wandered
  • we had wandered
  • you had wandered
  • they had wandered
Future
  • I will wander
  • you will wander
  • he/she will wander
  • we will wander
  • you will wander
  • they will wander
Future Perfect
  • I will have wandered
  • you will have wandered
  • he/she will have wandered
  • we will have wandered
  • you will have wandered
  • they will have wandered
Future Continuous
  • I will be wandering
  • you will be wandering
  • he/she will be wandering
  • we will be wandering
  • you will be wandering
  • they will be wandering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been wandering
  • you have been wandering
  • he/she has been wandering
  • we have been wandering
  • you have been wandering
  • they have been wandering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been wandering
  • you will have been wandering
  • he/she will have been wandering
  • we will have been wandering
  • you will have been wandering
  • they will have been wandering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been wandering
  • you had been wandering
  • he/she had been wandering
  • we had been wandering
  • you had been wandering
  • they had been wandering
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