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Meanings of wandering in anglès
Usage of wandering in anglès
1
With a wandering mind I consider the common history of common men.
2
I saw several officers wandering about in a dazed and confused state.
3
The long vista of the woods led her onward in wandering thoughts.
4
One time I saw her in the distance, wandering in the Park.
5
Wolgast didn't say anything about not wandering off; there seemed no point.
6
It was about a warrior come home from his wandering too late.
7
Blake saw the bird later that day, wandering about and looking confused.
8
Presently in her wandering she spoke of Edward; called him dear Edward.
9
Do you think there's any chance of him wandering home by himself?
10
But the wandering propensity was inherent in the very nature of Crockett.
11
Apart from the wandering albatross, all the animals have settled in well.
12
The spirits who lived in these lodges were wandering among the trees.
13
So too has Amairgen's soul now been released from wandering at sea.
14
The idea that she was up and wandering the house alarmed him.
15
I slowed my pace, wandering along quite casually, looking into the shop-windows.
16
This was not a good time to be wandering the Rolencian valley.
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Wandering through the time
Wandering across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Australia
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