WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| meandering adj | (path: twisting and turning) | serpenteante adj mf |
| | The meandering coastal road was full of dangerous curves and steep edges. |
| | La serpenteante ruta costera estaba repleta de curvas peligrosas y bordes empinados. |
| meandering adj | (speech: aimless) (discurso) | disperso/a adj |
| | | divagado adj |
| | | a tontas y a locas loc adv |
| | The meandering talk seemed endless. |
| | La dispersa charla parecía infinita. |
| meandering n | (act of wandering) | vagabundeo nm |
| | | merodeo nm |
| | Don't worry about the old, blind dog's meandering; he always finds his way home. |
| | No te preocupes por el vagabundeo del viejo perro ciego; él siempre encuentra el camino a casa. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| meander⇒ vi | (person: wander) | deambular⇒ vi |
| | | vagabundear⇒ vi |
| | | callejear⇒ vi |
| | Jennifer meandered around the tiny Parisian shops all afternoon. |
| | Jennifer deambuló por los pequeños negocios parisinos toda la tarde. |
| meander vi | (river, etc.: curve, twist) (río) | serpentear⇒ vi |
| | The gentle stream meandered through the valley. |
| | El arroyo serpenteaba por el valle. |
| meander n | (circuitous movement or journey) | un deambular nm |
| | Our honeymoon was a meander through Washington state. |
| meander n | usually plural (road or river: curves in path) | meandro nm |
| | | recodo nm |
| | This river is long, with many meanders. |
'meandering' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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