wandered

中英词典：wandered

形容词

1. 迷茫的；困惑的
英文解释：confused; perplexed
例句：She looked at me with a wandered expression on her face.
她满脸困惑地看着我。 2. 漫步的；闲逛的
英文解释：strolling; rambling
例句：We spent the afternoon in the park, wandering around and enjoying the sunshine.
我们在公园里度过了下午，四处闲逛，享受阳光。

名词

1. 徘徊；漫步
英文解释：act of wandering; stroll
例句：He went on a wander through the city, exploring its hidden corners.
他在城市中漫步，探索它隐藏的角落。 2. 迷途；偏离
英文解释：getting lost; deviation
例句：The hiker's wander off the trail led to a difficult rescue mission.
迷路的徒步者导致了一次困难的救援任务。

词语辨析

1. wander与roam的区别
wander强调迷失方向或目标，而roam强调漫无目的地四处走动。
例句：He wandered through the forest, not knowing which way to go. (他在森林中徘徊，不知道该往哪里走。)
They roamed the streets all night, exploring the city's nightlife. (他们整晚都在街上闲逛，探索城市的夜生活。)

词汇扩充

1. wanderer
英文解释：someone who wanders; traveler
例句：The old man was a wanderer, constantly roaming from place to place.
那位老人是一个流浪者，经常在不同地方漫游。 2. wandering
英文解释：the act of wandering; aimless movement
例句：The child's wandering in the store made his mother worried.
孩子在商店里的四处乱跑让他妈妈很担心。

近义词

roam

ramble

stroll

stray

waste

反义词

stay

remain

settle

柯林斯词典

wander (verb)
1. If you wander in a place, you walk around there in a casual way, often without intending to go in any particular direction.
2. If your mind wanders, you start thinking about other things when you are meant to be giving your attention to something.
3. If your eyes or your thoughts wander, you stop looking at or thinking about one thing and start looking at or thinking about another.
4. If someone's eyes or their mind wanders, they stop paying attention to what is happening and start thinking or worrying about other things.
5. If a conversation or discussion wanders, the people involved in it fail to stick to the main topic and start talking about other things.
6. If a book, film, or speaker wanders, they do not stick to the main subject or point and start talking or thinking about other things.

牛津词典

wander (verb)
1. Walk or move in a leisurely, casual, or aimless way.
2. Move slowly away from a fixed point or place.
3. (of the mind or a conversation) Lose focus or coherence; stray.