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Meanings of roam in English

Portuguese
vadiar
Catalan
vagar
Spanish
deambular

Move about aimlessly or without any destination, often in search of food or employment.

vadiar

Algorithm.

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Usage of roam in English
1
Sable used to roam the Limpopo province in large numbers, years ago.
The South African
2
That is easy to understand - learning to roam productively takes time.
The Irish Times
3
It's a great fear removed they no longer roam outside our gates.
The buried giant
4
Certainly Selena didn't roam the house taking inventory of her various knickknacks.
When darkness comes
5
Ptolemy liked to stare out there and let his thoughts roam free.
Mentats of Dune
6
They can roam freely in several provinces, a senior Western diplomat said.
Reuters
7
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Wired
8
In the absence of natural predators, they roam the island without fear.
Reuters
9
In 1937, when the Constitution was adopted, people were free to roam.
The Irish Times
10
Strength of wild animal, freedom to roam forest, hunt for live meat.
John Winchester’s Journal
11
Somalia's pirates continue to roam the seas and seize vessels for ransom.
Reuters
12
Your fingers tingle with mad expectancies; your eyes roam, lost in estimates.
Dream Life: A Fable of the Seasons
13
Many of Botswana's elephants roam across borders into Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
The South African
14
At night many of the donkeys roam free or nestle in courtyards.
The Guardian
15
You ought to roam in the primeval forest, and take and kill.
The Pretty Lady
16
But the way girls roam over the earth now is something terrible.
Anne of the Island
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Translations for roam
Spanish
deambular
Roam through the time
Roam across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common