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Significats de wanderlust en anglès

portuguès
wanderlust

Very strong or irresistible impulse to travel.

wanderlust
portuguès
wanderlust
espanyol
wanderlust

Strong desire to travel the world.

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Ús de wanderlust en anglès
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Also read: Virtual travel experiences to help satisfy your wanderlust during lockdown
The South African
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In no specific order, here are 15 pictures to ignite your wanderlust.
The South African
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I missed my alone time, my books, and my ways of wanderlust.
Ebony
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But if you want to spark your wanderlust, take a gander below.
The South African
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The shipping up the Southampton water nurtured my wanderlust and extensive future travels.
BBC
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Today's multibillion-dollar travel industry knows our inner wanderlust only too well.
The Guardian
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Perhaps the wanderlust would leave him, and he could finally find a home.
The Postman
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Until recently, Colm Hanratty had a dream job for anyone stricken with wanderlust.
The Irish Times
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Success at court did not exhaust Zoffany's energy, curiosity and wanderlust.
The Guardian
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From Geoff Dyer to Nietzsche: the best books to inspire wanderlust
The Guardian
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The more civilised we get, the greater the wanderlust and adventure spirit inside.
The Guardian
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It's devil's wanderlust they're singin' about! Again the needle went down.
Boy’s Life
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In their mid-60s, they were satisfying their wanderlust in South America.
The Irish Times
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And undoubtedly she would have lost him, as wanderlust rose to overtake affection.
The Golem and the Jinni
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His wanderlust might explain why an asteroid was named after him in 1898.
Wicca Spellcraft For Men
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It's a sure case of a mother creating a wanderlust in her daughter.
Feminist dot com
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Translations for wanderlust
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espanyol
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Wanderlust a través del temps
Wanderlust per variant geogràfica
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